It wasn't. It's still illegal.
Cannabis was made illegal in the UK in 1928 under the Dangerous Drugs Act.
Yes, it is illegal to grow in the UK (unless you have a special licence for research/medical work or for production of hemp).
The acquisition of marijuana for recreational use in places where it is not legalized is against the law. It is important to comply with local regulations and only obtain cannabis from legal sources.
In a few countys in California it is legal to grow "weed"..... I don't remember the exact towns but you can have a large amount for persomal use something like 99 plants per acre you own.....something like that
In the 1970s, several substances were legalized or decriminalized in certain places. Cannabis was decriminalized in some states like Oregon and Alaska, and other psychedelics such as LSD and psilocybin were legal for a period of time before being classified as illegal.
Just simply google cannabis social clubs (UK)
No, it is illegal in the UK.
The Legalise Cannabis Alliance (LCA) is now known as Clear UK - Cannabis Law Reform.See related links for more details about LCA and Clear UK.
Cannabis was made illegal in the UK in 1928 under the Dangerous Drugs Act.
In the UK, Cannabis has recently been reclassified back to Class B from Class C.
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No, all physicians are not prescribing Cannabis. Medical Marijuana is highly regulated- and a physician must have a license to dispense this type of drug, along with the state he or she practices in must have legalized the medical marijuana.
cannabis resin in the UK mostly comes from Morocco in North Africa via Spain
Yes, it is illegal to grow in the UK (unless you have a special licence for research/medical work or for production of hemp).
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It depends on what organization you get your information from. Legalization of Cannabis is a hotly contested topic. Many states have already legalized it in one capacity or another, however it remains completely illegal from the standpoint of the American Federal Government.