Nothing in this analysis should be interpreted as opining on whether the medical cannabis regulations would be constitutional in a future, fact-bound, as-applied challenge.

As to constitutionality, I conclude that the medical cannabis regulations do not clearly violate the state or federal Constitutions on their face.

If the Nebraska Supreme Court (or a district court on remand) concludes that the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Regulation Act did not receive enough signatures to be placed on the ballot, the Act would no longer be good law, and any medical…

I think one of our great problems in our political culture today is when people don’t get the outcome that they want, then they are trying to achieve it by other means.

I hope it doesn’t become a new dynamic.

If California goes unchecked, consumers will be forced to pay more for basic necessities.

“Once again, California is trying to enact a policy that negatively impacts the rest of the country. If California goes unchecked, consumers will be forced to pay more for basic necessities,”

Once again, California is trying to enact a policy that negatively impacts the rest of the country. If California goes unchecked, consumers will be forced to pay more for basic necessities.

They are not small states unto themselves.

My hope is that we’ll be successful at the district court level with the court, and that Omaha will not decide to do what Lincoln did.

Without a doubt, human trafficking is modern day slavery.