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Related to that, people are speculating that we will see more federal raids because of a recent DEA memo that essentially contradicts the earlier memo about the feds not targeting MMJ programs:

In a little-publicized memo, the federal government has indicated that the
gloves are off with regards to medical marijuana dispensaries, "regardless
of state laws." Previous memos had indicated a loosening of federal
prosecutions of medical marijuana, however the new memo states very clearly that the feds consider all dispensaries illegal under federal law and that their prosecution is a "core priority" of the feds.

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The good news for CO is that their MMJ program is based in a Constitutional amendment and not just laws like in other states.

"Maybe this will wake people up who think that it can't happen here," says
Kathleen Chippi of the Colorado-based Patient and Caregiver Rights
Litigation Project (cannabislawsuits.com), who is trying to raise money to
file lawsuits to uphold Colorado's Constitutional right to cannabis
medicine. Many legal observers agree that Colorado has the best chance of
fighting the feds in court because Colorado is one of the only states whose medical marijuana law is actually in the state Constitution.