The constitution grants states the ability to govern themselves almost completely. The only time the federal government can directly intervene is either by request of the state government or if there is a crime committed that crosses state lines (and thus covers multiple jurisdictions).
So, even if there is a federal law against something (like medical marijuana), the state can essentially veto it.
That is called civil disobedience. It involves intentionally breaking laws or rules as a form of protest against unjust policies or practices, such as slavery, in order to bring attention to the issue and push for change.
California
Yes
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I dont know. It could mean an amount of money that a child gets paided or maybe if a child is allowed to do something.
Marijuana is a controlled substance in the United States. It is against the law to possess it, grow it and sell it, except when allowed by law for medical purposes. There are several organizations (and individuals) who argue that the legalization would boost the U.S. economy, the but point is moot.
The legal amount of marijuana a person is allowed to possess varies depending on the jurisdiction. In many places where marijuana is legalized, individuals are often allowed to possess up to a certain amount for personal use, typically ranging from 1 to 2 ounces. It is important to check local laws and regulations to know the specific legal limits in your area.
It means that you are not allowed to go on facebook for a certain amount of time because you have done something against the terms of use or something like that :) x
No, you cannot get a prescription for medical marijuana in Virginia. Virginia does not currently allow any use of marijuana, medically or not, as it is illegal. Doctors are not allowed to prescribe it.
Somehow, I do not think so, otherwise they would not be allowed to sell it.
AllowedWhen you are allowed to do something
Yes you can if you are a medical marijuana card holder you are allowed 6 plants and 8 ounces of dried bud in monterey county .