OP The obvious answer is more regulation before there was law making it illegal tying up law enforcement enforcing pot laws, jails, courts, etc. Like prohibition. Now it regulated and taxed like alcohol. No big deal. What are some suggesting open the door to moonshining and have at atmosphere for pot and booze? Drinking wood alcolhol smoking rat laced pot? Hey that's the free market! Gov butt out! We don't need any stinkin state regulation. Viva Libertarianism!
I'm not aware of any major problems locally. There is an issue of driving impaired, unlike alcohol it is harder to nail down. But my guess about the same number are driving stone as before. I've heard 0 stories locally other than the DUI standard, sorting out employee use and shortages at stores. It's new and will take some time to sort the details. In short for the most part "pot problems in Colorado" are a none issue. Yawn.......
