The Oklahoma Supreme Court wants more information on the battle over State Question 788, which would legalize and regulate medical marijuana. The American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma’s Legal Director Brady Henderson says the order is a standard part of the legal process.
With medical marijuana now legally regulated in 28 states, Henderson says backers of 788 remain confident legal precedents will allow a vote in Oklahoma. If all issues over the ballot title are resolved, he expects a statewide vote on the marijuana issue no later than 2018.