ArborYpsi Law Helps Dispel Confusion About Recreational Marijuana in Michigan
New feature at firm’s website lays out all the most important facts regarding recreational marijuana in practical, straightforward ways, ArborYpsi Law reports
ANN ARBOR, MI – December 12, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Michigan residents recently voted to make the recreational use of marijuana legal for adults statewide. With 56 percent of those who cast ballots giving the thumbs up to Proposal 1 on November 6, experts expect the recreational marijuana industry to generate up to $800 million in revenues annually in the near future.
As a leading criminal defense attorney in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and throughout Metro Detroit, Sam Bernstein recently weighed in with some information that could help many stay on the right side of the new law. Available now at the ArborYpsi Law website, the report details what the historic vote means for recreational marijuana users and what to expect going forward.
“On November 6, a solid majority of Michigan voters approved Proposal 1, thereby making the recreational use of marijuana legal,” Bernstein said. “At the same time, there are still are still many questions regarding what exactly is allowed under the law and what will happen in the future. Our new post cuts through the confusion to provide all the most important facts and details. As a criminal defense attorney, I have often seen how an understanding of the law can make it much easier to avoid trouble. We think this simple, straightforward guide to the status of recreational marijuana in Michigan will be of real, practical value to many people.”
A December 6 report in the Detroit News titled “Michigan’s new marijuana law brings confusion” highlighted how even many activists who worked to pass Proposal 1 remain uncertain about some of its implications. Although the passage of Proposal 1 made it legal for adults to possess limited amounts of marijuana for personal, recreational use, for example, smoking it in public and cultivating the plant where others can see it remain off limits.
Along with other issues like how rules governing commercial sales have yet to be written, sticking points like these have raised something of a cloud around the subject of recreational marijuana in Michigan. As a leading criminal defense attorney, ArborYpsi Law founder Sam Bernstein is especially well positioned to lay out the most important facts in ways that will help recreational marijuana users stay on the right side of the law. The firm’s new guide to recreational marijuana in Michigan is available now at the ArborYpsi Law website.
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