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Chabad on Campus Advances Awareness of Substance Abuse
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Joe Jonas reportedly has "secret drug addiction"
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Enhanced Listings for Drug Rehab Centers Across the United States
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To Reduce Overdose Deaths, Report Calls for More Drug Abuse Treatment
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Question by Dan Kor: Schedule 1 narcotics list says “no accepted medic use in USA” but marijuana is on the list? confused?
I am reading in my text book it said Examples of schedule I narcotics, and I found Marijuana on it.

It also states that “No accepted medical use in the United states and possesses an extremely high potential for abuse”

But for california, it is a medical use, and it is in the United states obviously. So i did research and all webistes say weed is on narcotics I list…

Can anyone explain to me thanks
Thank you very much, but so

Lets say if you have a medical card in california, and you carry the legal amount, they would not arrest you state wise, but you can do time for federal prison?

Best answer:

Answer by scott b
Because it was added to the Federal Schedule 1 list a LONG time ago, and it would take Congressional action to change that.

Give your answer to this question below!

Question by Dan Kor: Schedule 1 narcotics list says “no accepted medic use in USA” but marijuana is on the list? confused?
I am reading in my text book it said Examples of schedule I narcotics, and I found Marijuana on it.

It also states that “No accepted medical use in the United states and possesses an extremely high potential for abuse”

But for california, it is a medical use, and it is in the United states obviously. So i did research and all webistes say weed is on narcotics I list…

Can anyone explain to me thanks
Thank you very much, but so

Lets say if you have a medical card in california, and you carry the legal amount, they would not arrest you state wise, but you can do time for federal prison?

Best answer:

Answer by scott b
Because it was added to the Federal Schedule 1 list a LONG time ago, and it would take Congressional action to change that.

Give your answer to this question below!