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    indicates that criminalization of cannabis use is ineffective, costly, and constitutes poor public policy. Globally, there is growing debate about the efficacy of criminalizing drugs such as cannabis, in particular that the health, social, economic and criminal harms of this approach outweighs any intended benefits (Chandra, 2014). As such, there are three main alternatives to full cannabis prohibition: decriminalization, partial prohibition and legalization. Models of cannabis…

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    The legalization of cannabis for medicinal use would benefit patients and the economy in more ways than one. Cannabis research provided by many of the authors discussed in this research paper that the use of cannabis is not habit forming, and is less harmful than many man-made prescription drugs such as oxycodone. If cannabis were legalized across the world, many patients whom are suffering from different types of cancers, multiple sclerosis, and sleep insomnia would have some relief of those…

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    seeds, leaves, stem and flowers obtained from the hemp of the Cannabis Sativa are marijuana. The cannabis plant has a medicinal value of a psychoactive drug. Reports and statistics have shown that marijuana is the commonest illicit drug among drug users in the United States of America. The plant Cannabis Sativa has over 483 known compounds with tetrahydrocannabinol (TCH) compound being the commonly known of all the compounds. The plant Cannabis Sativa has found its modern use as a medicinal or…

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    marijuana that is grown legally for health care purposes, Medical Marijuana is used for medical purposes, it helps many people who use it for pain and other medical worries. It acts just like an Opioid, or painkiller, but is an alternative to those. "Cannabis is the single most versatile herbal remedy, no other single plant contains as wide a range of medically active herbal constituents." Dr. Etan Russo (Cannabinoid Research Institute) How Does It Help? Medical Marijuana treats many causes such…

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    experiences to draw up a plan for legalized recreational cannabis use in North Carolina. This is an act to tax and regulate the production, sale,…

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    Furthermore, implementing laws similar to alcohol would provide a boundary on what kind of people can use the product. An age limit such as 21 for alcohol would be an appropriate age for allowed usage of cannabis. It has been said many times again that cannabis is less harmful than alcohol but alcohol is the one that is legal? Vauhini Vara of the American Media Company states, “marijuana, in its current form, is less harmful than either tobacco or alcohol.” If this is true, why is alcohol legal…

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    marijuana program, licensed producers can make and sell cannabis-based extracts, and in December of 2015, the very first license was issued to commercial producer Peace Naturals Project Inc., a Stayner, Ontario-based operation. Source…

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    Make The Cannabis Industry Grow By Staying Compliant with Child Resistant Packaging More and more states are moving to legalize cannabis for either medical use or recreational use. Certainly, this has been good news for the most part. However, while legal in many states, federally, cannabis is still listed as a schedule 1 drug. Therefore, like laundry detergent pods and prescription medications, cannabis products require legally approved child-resistant packaging. So what is the big deal about…

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    frequently referred to as weed, cannabis or pot, is a mixture of dried, shredded leaves and flowers of Cannabis sativa— the hemp plant. The use of marijuana is outlawed in agreement with most federal and state laws, however, it is widely argued that possession of the substance and use, in any form, should be legal. Marijuana should be legal due to the safe and effective treatments for certain health conditions, its ability to boost revenue, and create more effective law enforcement and criminal…

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    dollar spent in the cannabis industry earns about double the amount in economic activity. Government spending is the only thing has a higher multiplier. Although this is just another positive for legalization, it can also have a good impact on the environment. Marijuana grows without excessive amounts of fertilizer. It also absorbs carbon dioxide like any plant engaged in photosynthesis. Fiber and fuel derived from cannabies would not contribute to global warming. Legalizing cannabis will allow…

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