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…have laws allowing physicians to recommend marijuana as medicine and patients to grow, posses, and use it. Proposition 215 allows patients to grow and posses marijuana with a doctors recommendation. People suffering or dying can get a written or oral…

…their medication. Between 1978 and 1996, 34 states passed laws recognizing marijuana's therapeutic value. Most recently, voters in two states -- Arizona and California -- passed laws allowing for the medical use of marijuana under a physician's supervision. Yet, states…

…Legalization of Marijuana Sloan Johnson With the rise in controversy over marijuana, and its use both medically and recreationally, a need for resolve of marijuana legislation has become evermore important. Modern day society carries a wide spectrum…

…. Works Cited 'Bring drugs within the law.' The Economist 15 May 1995: 13. Buckley, William F., Jr. 'Crime is the Big Issue, But it Doesn't Separate Parties.' Dallas         Morning News 9 December 1994. Cauchon, Dennis. 'Marijuana: Medical Enigma…

…of the law will lead to more deregulation. The compromise of putting THC in a pill should partially satisfy both extremes of the argument. It should also eliminate concern that legalization of marijuana for medical purposes will lead to the legalization of other…

…medically prescribed for terminally ill patients and people with chronic pain. I. Pharmacological effects of marijuana A. Beneficial effects 1. Long term 2. Short term…

…2000, there are only 8 patients receiving marijuana legally as a form of medication. There are thousands of people using the drug illegal to help them cope with their disease. Presently, patients can be arrested and sent to prison for using marijuana…

…patients receiving marijuana legally as a form of medication. There are thousands of people using the drug illegal to help them cope with their disease. Presently, patients can be arrested and sent to prison for using marijuana -- even those who have…

…One of the biggest controversies in the United States today between many of its people is the debate over marijuana. Is it really that harmful? How does it harm society? Should it be legalized for medical reasons, recreational, or both? Not only…

…reserach for marijuana use more difficult. Thiry-four states have enacted laws which recongnize marijuana’s medical value. Haplessly though, Federal law exceeds state law. Federal authorities retain strict control over the reproduction of marijuana for medical…