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Va. lawmaker proposing marijuana bills

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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A Republican state legislator is proposing legislation to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana and to make it available for limited medical purposes.

Del. Harvey B. Morgan of Gloucester (GLOSS'-ter) is set to outline his proposals at a news conference in Richmond on Wednesday.

Under Morgan's legislation, doctors could prescribe and pharmacists dispense medical marijuana. Virginia already has a statute on the books to allow treatment for cancer or glaucoma. The problem is the drug cannot legally be distributed.

A pharmacist, Morgan's bill would make possession of small amounts of marijuana a civil offense, rather than a crime, and increase the amount a person can possess without being considered a drug dealer.

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