In 2007, 47.5% of thr 1,841,182 total arrests for drugs abuse violations were for Marijuana. A total of 872,720 of those, 775,137 people were arrested for marijuana possession alone.
that is a little over 8 every 5 minutes.65.2 million
me, you, and everyone else man tell you what
0 people die by barracudas every year but 15 people get bitten by barracudas every year.
23 people die by leopards every year.
35 people die by jellyfishes every year.
Although in Many cases marijuana can help in medicinal purposes, many people fear that they will be arrested for being in possession of said marijuana
Yes, he got arrested in the 2009-2010 off-season for possession and usage of marijuana.
around 11 milion
65.2 million
500,000
In 2006, the estimated amount of people arrested in the U.S. was 14,380,370. 1,540,297 of those were for property crimes. And 611, 523 were for violent crimes.
Rapper T. I was arrested on federal gun charges in 2007. He was caught with 8 unregistered guns and marijuana the day he was arrested.
probably a few... the british are quite honest
It's important to make the distinction between use and abuse. Marijuana, alike alcohol, can be used recreationally without permanent side effects on people's everyday lives and routines. People do indeed go to rehab for marijuana, the statistics for this is highly controversial in the U.S. as many adolescents will, after being arrested for possession, be either offered a spot in rehab or one in jail. Obviously, many choose the former. Marijuana is physically addictive to a degree, but most people who develop a marijuana addiction use it as means of self-medicating, and it is rarely, if ever, the physical aspect that keeps the addiction going. So to your question, yes, people do certainly go to rehab for marijuana. It is a potent intoxicant and should not be underestimated.
Inhaling chemicals can kill you and have many other bad, permanent effects on your body. As for marijuana, it should be avoided because you can be arrested for getting caught with it.
Yes overnight for marijuana related charges in 2010.
in 2014, roughly 1,200,000 people were arrested nationwide.