Today, 25 states and Washington D.C. have existing laws and resolutions that allow doctors to prescribe marijuana for treatment of various illnesses or are petitioning the federal government to lift the ban on its medical use. In 10 states, similar laws have either been repealed or have expired. And, 15 states have never had medicinal marijuana laws. The majority of states, including our own, whose laws "establish controlled substances therapeutic research programs for patients suffering from glaucoma, …showed first 75 words of 755 total…

…showed last 75 words of 755 total…states - commonly known as "cannabis buyers' clubs" - have been hampered by federal law. The use of marijuana, although already legalized by many states, should be made legal on a federal level. The facts that I presented clearly show that marijuana, when used on a medicinal level, has many positive effects. I also prove that the statements made by the adversaries of medicinal marijuana are false, and have no facts to support their ideas.