Posted On: 07/03/2014 6:39:06 PM
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the medical use of mj is going world wide . here is a article it came out 3 hours ago
Caricom commission to study marijuana legalization
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — A Caribbean trade bloc has created a commission to study whether the region's roughly 15 million people should be allowed to use medical marijuana and how courts should handle possession of small amounts of the drug.
Leaders said late Wednesday that the commission is expected to submit reports by Caricom's next summit, scheduled for February 2016.
A recent preliminary report from Caricom found that decriminalizing medical marijuana could help boost the region's economy.
Activists in Jamaica, St. Lucia and other islands have been pushing to legalize marijuana use and Jamaica's government recently announced it plans to partially decriminalize small amounts of pot and to allow possession for religious, scientific and medical purposes.
Uruguay recently became the first country to approve nationwide pot legalization, while the U.S. states of Washington and Colorado passed laws allowing recreational use in 2012. In addition, 20 U.S. states and the District of Columbia already have medical marijuana laws
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http://news.yahoo.com/caricom-commission-stud...07569.html
Caricom commission to study marijuana legalization
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — A Caribbean trade bloc has created a commission to study whether the region's roughly 15 million people should be allowed to use medical marijuana and how courts should handle possession of small amounts of the drug.
Leaders said late Wednesday that the commission is expected to submit reports by Caricom's next summit, scheduled for February 2016.
A recent preliminary report from Caricom found that decriminalizing medical marijuana could help boost the region's economy.
Activists in Jamaica, St. Lucia and other islands have been pushing to legalize marijuana use and Jamaica's government recently announced it plans to partially decriminalize small amounts of pot and to allow possession for religious, scientific and medical purposes.
Uruguay recently became the first country to approve nationwide pot legalization, while the U.S. states of Washington and Colorado passed laws allowing recreational use in 2012. In addition, 20 U.S. states and the District of Columbia already have medical marijuana laws
reference source
http://news.yahoo.com/caricom-commission-stud...07569.html
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