The DEA usually does not limit, control, or prohibit the possession of certain animals or plants that contain endogenous, controlled compounds unless they are specifically prepared for use (i.e.- dried, cut, packaged, pulverized, etc). Examples of this are: Psilocybin and Psilocin found in Psilocybe mushrooms, LSA and related amides found in Morning Glories and similar plant species, and 5-methoxy-DMT, 5-OH-DMT (bufotenin), and N,N-DMT, some of which are found in mammals (including humans), plants, toads and certain types of fish. Consequently, preparations used by South American natives like ayahuasca brews and yopo, vilca, and virola snuffs (which contain either DMT and/or all or some of the DMT related compounds mentioned above) are illegal since they are processed for human consumption. Note that the term "processed for human consumption" could apply to merely crushing virola bark into a powder, the rationale being that pulverizing the bark means it is being prepared for insufflation. Conversely, the plant species these snuffs are derived from are not illegal if they are possessed in their natural state. In some cases the DEA has scheduled specific plant species b/c they contain certain alkaloids or terpenoids that are perceived as dangerous. This makes possessing or growing them strictly prohibited, even if one of these plants happen to grow wild on an individual's property. Examples of this are- the Cannabis' species, the Opium Poppy (although certain species like the California Poppy aren't illegal even though they contain similar alkaloids), Iboga, and the Coca plant.
It depends where you are. In many places they could be classed as offensive weapons.Added: (in the US) brass knuckles (of any description) are classified as Prohibited Weapons. The mere possession of them is against the law.
It is not illegal. Here is the US Gov'ts ruling on it.
Mexico, South America mostly, for some religious groups like Santo Daime and Uniao De Vegatal in the US, and strangely enough, in the Vatican State.
Well considering that drugs are illegal then yes cartels are
Usually, there is no jail or prison sentence with only possession, but depending the state which you are in, you will receive a small fine and/or confiscation.
Depends on which country you are in, in most western countries, following the US model, it is very illegal, on par with heroin, although the substance in itself poses no physical danger, is very safe, and in most cases(as with most benign hallucinogens), induces positive life changes. It is on the other hand legal for religious purposes for some churches in the US, Brazil, and wierdly enough it is legal in the Vatican state, which also houses plenty of pinecone artwork which symbolizes the pineal gland, which is thought to be the gland which produces endogenous DMT.
(In the US) the possession and use of marijuana/pot was declared illegal in 1937.
Not in the US, but registry is required for ownership or possession of certain types of guns.
In the US, it is illegal to possess marijuana. It does not matter it you eat it, smoke it, carry it around, or build a shrine to it on your mantle. Having it in your possession is a crime.
Heroin,Morphine,Cocaine,Crack,Marijuana,LSD,Magic Mushrooms,Ketamine,Opium,Ecstacy,amphetamine sulphate,methamphetamine,vicodin,diazepam,oxycontin,mescaline,peyote,DMT,Codeine,GHB,Rohipnol
US Possession was created in 1955.
In some states in the US this is illegal. In other states it is not or you must have in your possession a certain amount of them before it is illegal. Check with your state law to see how it stands on this subject.
Of course! Being married does not affect one's legal status, even a legal alien can be deported for criminal activity.
no
no it is not illegal
Nothing, the US did take possession of Cuba after the Spanish-American War.
The US is not an illegal trading country..