Americans still way behind Canada when it comes to weed
So compared to what Trump's administration is thinking (if the man is able to do that), it's something different.
"The Trump administration's approach represents a return to the Stone Age of criminal justice policy. It's like we haven't moved on. It's all reflecting comments made 30 years ago." -- Daniel Medwed, Professor of Law and criminal justice at Northeastern University.
So what are the main differences between the US and Canada when it comes to weed (that is, before Trump manages to make things worse in the States)?
- In Canada medical marijuana is legal countrywide while in the US the legality is left up to individual states. It's worth mentioning here that weed is still illegal on federal level, which means that the legality sometimes isn't exactly as it seems.
- In Canada licensed producers can mail medical cannabis to clients.
- At this point the dispensaries are not legal yet in Canada, but that's set to change early next summer. In the US they are legal already now.
- In Canada full legalization is expected next summer while in the US you can't be sure of anything, although some states have theoretically fully legalized it.
- In Canada licensed producers can mail medical cannabis to clients.
- At this point the dispensaries are not legal yet in Canada, but that's set to change early next summer. In the US they are legal already now.
- In Canada full legalization is expected next summer while in the US you can't be sure of anything, although some states have theoretically fully legalized it.
In general, when it comes to marijuana, Canada is definitely more chillaxed than the States.
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