Marijuana Legalization: Understanding the Future of Marijuana - Medical and Recreational

The latest Gallup poll reports that exactly half of Americans say that marijuana should be legalized; opinion couldn't be more evenly divided.

Marijuana is forbidden by international treaties and by national and local laws across the globe. But those laws are under challenge in several countries. In the U.S., there is no short-term prospect for changes in federal law, but sixteen states allow medical use and recent initiatives to legalize production and non-medical use garnered more than 40% support in four states. California's Proposition 19 nearly passed in 2010, and multiple states are expected to consider similar measures in the years to come.

But not all supporters of "legalization" agree on what it is they want to legalize: Just using marijuana? Growing it? Selling it? Advertising it? If sales are to be legal, what regulations and taxes should apply? Different forms of legalization might have very different results.

"Marijuana Legalization: Understanding The Future of Marijuana - Medical & Recreational" will provide readers with information about the topic. The author also consider how marijuana legalization could personally impact parents, heavy users, medical users, drug traffickers, and employers.
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