Since the late 20th century, there has been a growing movement in the United States to legalize marijuana. In 1996 California made news as the first U.S. state to approve the decriminalization of pot for medical use, and medical marijuana was later allowed in other states. Then in 2012 Washington and Colorado passed ballot initiatives to legalize recreational marijuana. By 2019 more than 30 U.S. states permitted some marijuana use—though it remained unlawful at the federal level. This raises the question, why was marijuana ever illegal?
No. Where Marijuana is illegal, it is illegal 365 days of the year.
There is no age limit on illegal activity.
It is illegal for a person of any age to smoke or possess marijuana in the US unless it is prescribed to them.
Yes, it illegal to smoke weed/marijuana in a public park.
Yes. It's illegal to drink alcohol as well.
No, it is illegal, but it's widely tolerated. And we already have our very own Jamaican Marijuana Community Forum.
No, but it is still considered illegal under a different law. Paraphernalia would be an instrument used to smoke marijuana.
Marijuana and weed are the same thing. And almost everybody knows that is is illegal to be in possession of marijuana without a medical permit, which can only be approved in 15 different states and D.C.
No it will make your infection worse, and besides it is illegal you know, or (at least I hope)
A person decides to smoke marijuana when they are offered it, have an opportunity to buy and smoke it, or when they have an urge to smoke marijuana.
Yes it is. Only if it is legal in the state you live in. You must also have a prescription, and get it from a dispensary.
Never! In case you haven't heard, it's illegal.