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Don't smoke dope and you will not have to worry about it
DONT, but there is a law in Texas that it is the officers choice whether or not to report or arrest. they have the "option" of seizing the crop and leaving. grease the wheels
Fess up, Face the Music and Pay the Piper. The Law Won.
Nelly has had some brushes with the law in reference to marijuana. In 2012, he was detained after heroin and ten pounds of marijuana were found on his tour bus in Texas. He denied knowing that it was on the bus.
Nelly has had some brushes with the law in reference to marijuana. In 2012, he was detained after heroin and ten pounds of marijuana were found on his tour bus in Texas. He denied knowing that it was on the bus.
No, federal law outlaws marijuana and state law does not affect what federal law says.
Here is the Texas sentencing law for 15 pounds of marijuana: Third-degree felony: More than 5 pounds, but less than 50 pound 2 to 10 years in a state prison and/or a fine of not more than $10,000s
A federal law illegalizing marijuana -- the Marijuana Tax Act -- was passed in 1937. However, many states, such as Iowa, Texas, Nebraska, Washington, Oregon, Arkansas, Wyoming, and Nevada, had already passed state laws illegalizing marijuana in the 1920s. See the Related Links below for more information.
you can go to jail for marijuana in any state. it is a federal law, not a state law.
In the US, marijuana was criminalized by the federal government in the 1937.
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No. Even if a state allows medical marijuana, Federal Law phohibits it. Federal law trumps state law.
In Texas, marijuana is illegal for recreational use. Possession of any amount can result in criminal charges, with penalties ranging from a fine to incarceration depending on the amount possessed. Medical use of low-THC cannabis is allowed for certain qualifying conditions, but the program is limited in scope.