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Reform in Maine

Last Updated June 21, 2004

Medical Marijuana: Maine allows patients to use medical marijuana if they have specified medical conditions and the advice of a physician specifically referring to marijuana. This law was enacted in December of 1999 after voters passed Question 2.

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