Connecticut attorneys with differing perspectives on marijuana legalization gave their thoughts on the state’s failure to develop new legislation despite having started the year on an optimistic note.

As recently as May 15, state legislators were predicting new marijuana laws would reach the floor of the General Assembly for a vote in June, but that sentiment quickly dried up during the second half of the month. Supporters of legalization now say a resolution may still be years away.

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