it first was put under the books as a tax. meaning if you had marijuana and it wasnt taxed it was illegal.but the federal gov. never gave any taxes. im not sure when, but it was placed into the fda's scheduling system as a schedule 1 narcotic. in the same schedule as mushrooms, acid, and other various drugs.
Because the government, with the consent of the people, believing it is dangerous passed a law forbidding its use.
It depends on where you live, as well has how long ago.
Marijuana is illegal under federal law everywhere in the US. States that pass laws "legalizing" marijuana are making a largely symbolic gesture; they don't have the right to override federal law and federal law enforcement agents and officials are free to arrest and prosecute anyone they catch with marijuana, even in states where it's supposedly "legal."
Currently (September 2016) marijuana is illegal under US federal law, and it doesn't seem likely that changes to that law are imminent. So, at least in the US, it is NOT legal. Federal law trumps state law. (Federal agencies may choose not to aggressively enforce the law, especially in states where marijuana has been decriminalized, but that's a separate issue.)
Cocaine is the most used illegal drug in Colombia.
Yes, it is a controlled drug. Illegal in the US if you do not have a prescription for it.
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Marijuana is definitely the most widely used illegal drug in the US. Marijuana is the most widely used illegal drug.
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causes hallucinations illegal in US addictive
Currently (September 2016) marijuana is illegal under US federal law, and it doesn't seem likely that changes to that law are imminent. So, at least in the US, it is NOT legal. Federal law trumps state law. (Federal agencies may choose not to aggressively enforce the law, especially in states where marijuana has been decriminalized, but that's a separate issue.)
This depends on a few different things. You may be prescribed a medication, and when you get it and use it properly, it is legal. If it is the kind of drug that people misuse and you lose, sell or give it away, it becomes illegal. You and the person who receives it would be in trouble if you sell or give it away. Drugs that are prepared in home 'labs' are always illegal. Medical marijuana poses an interesting dilemma. In states that support medical marijuana, it is considered legal (if properly handled and distributed) under state law. But federal law holds that marijuana is illegal everywhere in the US regardless of state law.