Re-Legalizing Marijuana as Medicine In 1937, Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act, which prohibited the non-medical use of marijuana by requiring anyone who produced, distributed, or used the drug for ... legal consequences of its prohibition than possible risks of medicinal use; therefore: 1. Encourages research of the therapeutic properties of various cannabinoids and combinations of cannabinoids; and 2. Encourages research on alternative methods of administration to decrease the harmful effects related to smoking; and 3. Urges the Administration and Congress to move expeditiously to make...

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