Marijuana Policy Language

July 20, 2017

Several states have approved the use of Marijuana for medical or recreational purposes, or both. However the use of marijuana is still illegal under federal law and is treated like a controlled substance the same way cocaine and heroin are. It is classed as a Schedule I drug. Schedule I drugs are those that are considered highly addictive and having no medical value. This of course puts many states at odds with the federal government.

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