Denver voters might decriminalize ‘magic mushrooms’


Colorado(Worthy News) – Denver voters next week may experience the deja vu of thawing marijuana laws 10 years ago. An initiative to decriminalize “magic mushrooms” will appear on municipal ballots Tuesday.

The “Decriminalize Denver” campaign is following a similar path blazed by early marijuana legalization advocates to drop possession of the hallucinogen psilocybin in small quantities by adults over 21 to a “lowest law-enforcement priority.” [ Source: UPI (Read More…) ]

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