The Impact of Legalizing Marijuana in Colorado

I finished smoking as it affected my ability to work at school and at home. Also, I would like to confirm that I am able to pass drug tests when I am looking for a part-time job. Most of the people who support marijuana think that weed is safer than alcohol, but for young people. How can you say that this medicine is safer than alcohol when studies show that cannabis is highly toxic and the side effects of children are worse than in adults?

In Colorado State, one of the first two states to legalize marijuana for recreational (non medical) was forced to investigate the potential impact on public health and safety. Medical marijuana has been legal in Colorado since 2000 and use of marijuana was initially regarded as an individual patient - the doctor's decision is not part of population-based monitoring and public health policy. As the commercial production and distribution of medical cannabis became permissible in 2009, this view began to change. However, by the end of 2012, legalization of non-medical use of cannabis adults gave a more detailed discussion on the possibility of cannabis's effect on public health.

Legislation of marijuana is adult entertainment, some states accept marijuana manufacture and sale. In 2012, Washington State and Colorado State were the first states to legalize the production of non-medical cannabis and to tax its sales. In 2016 Colorado's cannabis sales exceeded $ 1 billion and produced state tax of $ 200 million. At the time of writing, eight states, including the District of Columbia and California, continued the medical marijuana program and legitimate marijuana. (In addition to Colorado and Washington State there are also Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon.) Vermont Provincial Governor will sign a bill to include the state in the list.