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The Florida Attorney General must be afraid the amendment will pass. 60% of voters is quite a hurtle.
Quote: Several citizen organizations are backing a proposed constitutional amendment for the November 2014 ballot that would allow the medicinal use of marijuana. They must submit nearly 700,000 signatures by Feb. 1 to get on the ballot. They have collected nearly 200,000. Attorney General Pam Bondi has petitioned the Florida Supreme Court to block the amendment from voters. The court has scheduled a hearing for Dec. 5.