As you may know there has been twenty states that have legalized it for medicinal marijuana use with the addition of Colorado and Washington legalizing usage completely for recreational proposes. ... However, I don't believe the legalization will be in the near future but that slowly more and more states will follow the lead of the current states who already in favor of the legalization. ... Recent polls show that a majority of Americans, 58%, are in favor of the legalization of marijuana. ... MJNA provides over 85 proprietary and patented cannabinoid "delivery methods" that ar...

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After resorting to other methods of treatment using marijuana has relieved pain and nausea, which are the first steps in overcoming this illness. ... Unfortunately laws are needed to legalize cannabis use for medical purposes, and have been established in Alaska, Arizona, California, Washington, Oregon, and Nevada. ... Some argue that this is just legalizing pot for anyone to grow and use, but in accordance with the bill only people with expressed permission from a physician are protected by this law. When the law was passed, the Clinton administration and the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) a...

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Drugs were no longer seen as just methods of healing.  ... Although President Carter favored tolerant laws towards marijuana use, he was against legalization. ... Ryan Grim's book, "This is your country on drugs" illustrates several issues accompanied with the United States method of handling the war on drugs. ... No more propaganda centered on marijuana legalization not benefitting the economy, and pharmaceutical companies benefiting from their legal distribution of hard drugs. ...

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Twenty states and the District of Columbia have passed laws that allow individuals to use marijuana for medical purposes, including legalization of recreational use for adults over 21 in Colorado, Alaska and Washington. ... The second method to be used is a questionnaire that would be distributed either by mail or door to door reaching out to the local residents surrounding marijuana dispensaries in Englewood. ... Perhaps the most critical research method in this study is requesting documents from the local authorities and conducting a short inter-department police questionnaire. ... With the ...

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Re-Legalizing Marijuana as Medicine In 1937, Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act, which prohibited the non-medical use of marijuana by requiring anyone who produced, distributed, or used the drug for medical purposes to register and pay a tax. ... Encourages research on alternative methods of administration to decrease the harmful effects related to smoking; and 3. ...

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