It's up to Nevada voters to decide a total of 10 constitutional and statutory issues - ranging from legalization of small amounts of marijuana to making it harder for governments to condemn private property.Six of the questions were put on the ballot by initiative petitions; the remaining four by the Legislature.All but one of the questions will become either law or part of the constitution if approved by voters this year. The exception is the Nevada Property Owners Bill of Rights, a constitutional change that would have to be approved again by voters in 2008.Question 1: Education FirstWhat it would …