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Syracuse, N.Y. (AP) - Authorities say Corey Leitz admitted he grew 3,200 pot plants and sold the crop.

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jerrydnsvll - 9/26/2012 7:35 AM

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This is why our prison are so full. Prisons should be used for real crimes not for growing a plant that has showed many times over it can help with some medical problems. Jerry

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DeCriminalization or Legalization of Marijuana? Which do you want? Watch Vermont Public Television Governor candidate debate Oct. 4, 2012. Incumbent Democrat Peter Shumlin wants decrminalization, USMJP candidate Cris Ericson for the United States Marijuana Party in Vermont wants legalization of marijuana. http://vermontpublictv.blogspot.com/2012/09/candidates-for-governor-to-debate-live.html Vermont Public Television is supported in part by PBS. Republican candidate Randy Brock and Independent Emily Peyton (dropped out in 2010 just before the Nov. Election Vote and probably will again) and Liberty Union Party candidate (Liberty Union candidate in 2010 also dropped out before the 2010 vote) Brian Eagle have other issues. http://www.vpt.org

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