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Church Leaders Want Utah Legislature to Legalize Medical Marijuana by Year's End

However, the church does not believe the medical marijuana initiative on November's ballot is the right way to make medical marijuana legal.

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SALT LAKE CITY — Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints want the Utah Legislature to legalize medical marijuana in a special session by the end of 2018.

"We'd like to see it done this year, in a special session this year," said Marty Stephens, the church's director of community and governmental relations. "We'd like to see these people that have needs—truly medical needs—we'd like to see them be able to get access to these medications in an appropriate, safe manner."

But the church does not believe the medical marijuana initiative on November's ballot is the right way to make medical marijuana legal.

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