Why does legalizing weed need a constitution amendment and not just state and federal law change?

For legitimate cannabis in the United States, only one adjustment is now required: It needs to be moved to another classification or completely removed from the list of regulated substances.

This does not mean that it is completely legal in all 50 states. It only leaves the problem to the state. However, as the Federal Government shows a strong attitude to timetable changes, sufficient countries may legitimize marijuana, and if not careful, there is the possibility of finally amending the new amendment.

I am strictly an observer of an armchair, not a user of marijuana, but I am convinced that it should be shifted from Appendix I to Appendix III now. It was completely removed as alcohol. Let's face the reality. There is a known medical benefit, it is less addictive than any of the substances in Schedule II, and plants may be beneficial to our economy, including nitrogen fixation and fabric products in the soil Many non-medicine I have a purpose. Beneficial fiber and paper, biofuels and some foods

I do not know how long it will last to see legitimate marijuana in the US, but it will be one of the more interesting political conflicts of the 21st century.

The so-called Rohrabacher-Farr correction constitutes a federal law paragraph. It prohibits the judicial system from using pennies to prosecute users and sellers of medical marijuana that is lawfully active under state law. Since its adoption, the Federal Public Prosecutor and the Drug Enforcement Authority have fundamentally prevented the disturbance of legitimate sales of other marijuana through legalization measures in 29 states and the District of Columbia.

The US constitution is a framework of federal law, the state constitution is the foundation of domestic law. Generally speaking, changing the constitution is not easy. However, the Constitution can be revised using amendments. The method of modifying the Georgian Constitution and the US Constitution is as follows. The founder of our government intends to respond to people's intentions and changes most actively through statutory law. This is why government legislators of all levels are elected, not appointed. The elected representatives want to know the opinions of the people they represent. How can they represent them? In fact, they may not be reelected if they are insensitive to people's will.

The "Federal Constitution" lists the form of legislation that (i) amends the Constitution, including revision of the Constitutional Documents, and (ii) complements the Constitution by supplementing the Constitution without disturbing the constitutional document. (Iii) Common law applicable to all subjects except supplementary legal reservation (iv) Interim measures issued by the President of the Republic in an important and emergency situation with legal enforceability, the legislative process To the National Assembly in order to pass. After approval by the National Assembly, it should be converted to common law after approval.