The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday it will NOT consider lawsuits challenging Colorado's marijuana law. Attorneys from the nearby states of Nebraska and Oklahoma argued Colorado's pot law had put the criminal justice system in their states under stress and become a destabilizing force. But the Justices non ruling--they're only 8 of them now--means any argument about pot before the High Court will have to wait for a new president. One of the High Court's primary functions is handling disputes between states. But no such handling will take place in the immediate future, nor will the Court resolve disputes between state and federal law.