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Cannabis

Zambero

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9. Interesting that GRASSley was a co-sponsor

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Sat Nov 19, 2022, 10:08 AM

Nov 2022

A handful of states (my state of Idaho, for example) still ban marijuana for medical use. I'm curious as to whether the findings of this study might serve as the basis of a nationwide law expanding legal use?

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Senate passes marijuana medication bill [View all] sl8 Nov 2022 OP

Rec 5000000000000 x AKwannabe Nov 2022 #1

So, no decriminalization, let alone legalization. SergeStorms Nov 2022 #2

+1 nt Javaman Nov 2022 #4

Right? This is a cowardly first attempt they've been sitting on since July?? AllyCat Nov 2022 #10

❤️ ✿❧🌿❧✿ ❤️ Lucinda Nov 2022 #3

Then it should not be a schedule 1 drug garybeck Nov 2022 #5

+1 n/t area51 Nov 2022 #6

I think that's part of the goal. nt LittleGirl Nov 2022 #7

Jeez, that is one teeny little step holding on to both handrails AllyCat Nov 2022 #8

Interesting that GRASSley was a co-sponsor Zambero Nov 2022 #9

Excellent. We need more research and it will likely lead to legalization JudyM Nov 2022 #11