Marijuana

A mouth swab drug test can detect marijuana use within the past 1 to 24 hours, depending on the sensitivity of the test. However, traces of marijuana can sometimes be detected in saliva for up to 72 hours after use in heavy or chronic users.

Penalties for minors selling illegal drugs can vary depending on the severity of the offense and the laws of the specific jurisdiction. In general, minors may face legal consequences such as probation, community service, fines, or even time in a juvenile detention facility. Authorities may also involve the minor's parents or guardians in addressing the situation.

You can find a detailed state by state breakdown of the marijuana laws at http://www.norml.org

The laws for Indiana can be found at http://norml.org/index.cfm?wtm_view=&Group_ID=4536

Marijuana was illegal in Jamaica until 2015 when legislators passed an amendment to the Dangerous Drugs Act that decriminalized the possession of up to 56.6 grams of cannabis for personal use.

Medical marijuana is currently legal in Jamaica.

IF youre not smoking you cant get arrested but if you are holding the marijuana or the piece your smoking out of you can get charged.

in California you can get arrested, they have a thing called guilty by association

The use of cannabis for its psychoactive effects dates back to at least 3,000 years ago in Central Asia. Archaeological evidence suggests that cannabis was also used for medicinal and religious purposes in ancient China and India.

Yes, marijuana can affect your speech by causing slurred speech, slowed speech, or difficulty articulating words. These effects are typically temporary and may vary depending on factors such as dosage, individual tolerance, and frequency of use.

Research suggests that marijuana may have a mixed impact on dementia. While some studies indicate that certain compounds in marijuana may have neuroprotective effects, others suggest that long-term use may worsen cognitive function in individuals with dementia. More research is needed to fully understand the relationship between marijuana use and dementia.

There is some evidence to suggest that smoking marijuana may contribute to premature aging of the skin due to its effects on collagen production and skin elasticity. Additionally, smoking can lead to wrinkles and fine lines, which can make a person appear older over time. Regular use of marijuana can also contribute to dehydration, which can further impact skin health.

Let me describe my experience with marijuana. The following personal experience with Mary Jane is anecdotal and should not be generalized in a sweeping manner. With that caution out of the way, let me go ahead and give you details. I have co-existing mental issues, such as depression and ADD, which should give you further reason why my bad experience with MJ should not be generalized. But if you have depression , ADD, anxiety, self image problems, WEED IS NOT FOR YOU.

My weed use started pretty innocuously, once a week. I cant say it was always good, sometimes it was amazing, sometimes it was a really bad trip , really bad awkwardness. But over time it started to ruin my sleep, and i would get more and more depressed. But i was in denial that the weed was causing it. I started lashing out at my parents. The weird part is that it made me so manic, so hyper after i smoked. I couldn't fall asleep. Also i was in a state of perpetual denial. I knew the weed wasnt good for my body, but i just deflected this and kept smoking.

Over time it made my depression worse. I'm glad I stopped. I ran out of weed, and my supplier flaked out on me (or he got caught, im not sure, he told me to stop calling him). It's weird though, i wouldn't mind having another toke. But its not something that i plan on doing as a habit ever again.

Think of it this way. Why would you want a habit that is time consuming, expensive, makes you tired, very cranky in the morning, and makes your depression worse. Oh and the procrastination is unbelielavable. You'll feel like your life is on hold for months. I wonder if weed is this bad when it comes procrastination, what heroin is like, which ive never used. Anyways im glad its all over. adios

Manufacturers have created some drugs which are called 'Legal Highs' however they are still very dangerous. Tests have shown that some of the ingredients should not be consumed by humans, these drugs have even caused deaths.

What I would say is don't bother.

Ganja is pronounced as GAN-juh. The emphasis is placed on the first syllable.

No THC the psychoactive substance in marijuana breaks down with exposure to light air and heat.

the choice components of marijuana actually don't become psycoactive until the water molecules have all evaperated. It has to be completely cured and dried. Although, after some time the psycoactive materials do break down and decay like the rest of the plant would in time, naturaLLY. You can avoid this or at least slow it down anyways by properly storing and preserving your marijuana.

Keep your pot in a dry, cool place. Low humidity. You can store it in a container of some sort but you have to let some air at it every now and then to prevent molding. Happy smoking!!!

Deep condition your hair atleast twice a week. Use styling products with an oil base, which penetrates the hair, helping to smooth it out Apply olive oil to your hair before washing it and massage your head to stimulate the follicles. (this also helps with proper blood flow to the brain).

It is difficult to provide an exact figure, as it varies based on location and specific circumstances. However, enforcement of marijuana laws can be costly, with resources being allocated to arrests, prosecutions, and incarceration. Legalizing or decriminalizing marijuana can help reduce these costs for taxpayers.

If caught with crack, you could face serious legal consequences depending on the quantity and laws in your location. Penalties may include fines, probation, or imprisonment. It is important to seek legal advice if you find yourself in this situation.

CPS may consider marijuana use as a factor in determining neglect, particularly if it impacts a caregiver's ability to provide a safe and healthy environment for a child. However, the legal status of marijuana and the specific circumstances of its use can vary by jurisdiction and case specifics. It's essential to consult with a legal professional to understand how CPS may view marijuana use in a specific situation.

The use of marijuana can cause those who use it to become psychologically dependent on it. This can cause them to do whatever they can to fulfill their desire for marijuana. They may commit acts of violence, or breaches of the law, all to get more marijuana.

The criminalization of marijuana was supposed to provide harsh consequences for those who opened their lives to the evils of marijuana. Marijuana was criminalized because the users of marijuana become dependent on it and often do things that they would not do if they were not psychologically dependent on marijuana.

The criminalization of marijuana theoretically will help more people abstain from use of marijuana because of the harsh consequences.

Marijuana can be harmful to the human body, some people also say there are benefits.

On average, around 50-60% of evidence evaluated in crime labs is drug related. This can vary depending on the location and the specific focus of the lab, but drug-related cases are typically a significant portion of the workload for many crime labs.

Marijuana today may be considered more potent due to selective breeding for higher levels of THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana. This increased potency can lead to a greater risk of negative side effects such as increased anxiety, paranoia, and dependency. Additionally, the presence of contaminants or additives in some modern marijuana products can pose additional health risks.

Yes, Use of Marijuana has many long terms health effects. You should not use it. A in Newzealand shows that Marijuana users have 5.7 times greater risk of getting Lung Cancer.

It can also cause Depression, anxiety and psychosis. Some studies even show that use of marijuana is related with Schizophrenia.

Neurological functions are altered in longterm, heavy marijuana users.

Its use can also cause Reddning of Eyes, Decreased intra-ocular pressure, Dryness of mouth, Sensation of heat and cold, Increased heart rate and relaxation of muscles.

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Secondhand exposure to crack smoke can potentially result in negative health effects similar to those experienced by the person smoking it. These effects can include respiratory issues, headaches, dizziness, and potentially addiction if exposed frequently. It is important to avoid such situations to protect personal health.

It is difficult to determine which city in California has the most drugs and drug use as this can vary over time and is not typically publicly tracked at such a granular level. Major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco have been reported to have higher rates of drug-related issues due to their large populations and urban environments.

The most effective way to help someone stop using drugs is by providing support, understanding, and encouragement. Encouraging them to seek professional help, such as counseling or rehab, can also be beneficial. Building a strong support system and helping them find healthier coping mechanisms can aid in their recovery.

Marijuana is criminalized because it was associated with Mexican immigrants competing for jobs with whites at the time. It was more of a part of the immigrant culture than of the "American" culture, and thus its criminalization was a way to disproportionately punish immigrants who were thought to have taken "white" jobs.