by Doomraider on October 22nd, 2005

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In which countries is the smoking of marijuana legal?

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by Spindizy on December 3rd, 2006
According to Erowid: http://www.erowid.org/plants/cannabis/cannabis_law.shtml

"Australia #
Cannabis laws state by state. Decriminalized in Western Australia & South Australia. Tasmania, Victoria, & Queensland policies involve ticketing for below 50 grams.

Belgium #
No amount of cannabis is legal to possess in Belgium, however possession of up to 3g of cannabis by adults, for personal use, is tolerated in Belgium. It is also said that 1 female plant is tolerated. Police will take the name of an individual in possession, but the Belgian state will not prosecute. We've been told that a new law to allow for medical use of cannabis has lead the police to be more forgiving about possession of small amounts of non-medicinal cannabis. FA tells us that there is no legal way to buy or import cannabis or its seeds. See ejustice.just.fgov.be (French only). (Thanks CG, FA. Aug 2006)

Canada #
Cannabis is schedule II in Canada (for more than 3 kg). Canada's cannabis control laws are spottily enforced, with the west coast (British Columbia) being well known for its high quality cannabis and low levels of enforcement. In 2002, Canada's federal government made several findings in favor of cannabis legalization and medical use approval. Although the status of medical cannabis is still in flux (sep 2002), the Canadian government has several times voiced its intention to support full medical use. Non-viable Cannabis seeds and Cannabis stalks (that do not include leaves, flowers, seeds or branches) are exempted.

Busts in Canada continue, especially of larger growing and distribution operations.
In July 2000, an Ontario Court of Appeal ruled against the Canadian law because it did not address medical necessity and on July 31, 2001 a new regulation was enacted by the cabinet which addressed medical use. In January 2003, a lower Ontario court ruled simple possession laws banning cannabis unconstitutional, although it is unclear what the long term implications of this might be.

England #
Cannabis is a Class C drug in Britain.

Estonia #
Cannabis is prohibited. According to joh, "Seeds are legal to sell but illegal to import and export." (Unconfirmed, thanks joh)

India #
Although India has a long history of the use of Cannabis, including involvement with religious traditions, it is illegal to grow or possess. In some areas, it is openly ignored by authorities. (Thanks Clude)

Japan #
Cannabis is prohibited under the Japanese Cannabis Control Act. [see also http://www.taima.org/en/law.htm] (Thanks embroglio). However, viable cannabis seeds are available in headshop as of June 2005, selling for Y1300-Y2500 (12-23 USD) each. Growing the seeds is illegal and the shops have warnings that the seeds are just curiosity samples and the shop will not answer questions about cultivation. (Unconfirmed) (Thanks s4m)

Mexico #
A new bill, passed by the Mexican Federal Legislature in late April 2006, has not yet been signed into law, but would decriminalize very small amounts of cannabis (under 5g) but would stiffen penalties for larger amounts and remove current discretion judges about the definition of "personal use amounts". See Senado.gob.mx (Spanish Language). Also see SignonSanDiego : Mexico Decriminalizes Drugs. from Cannabis is illegal in all forms in Mexico and possession can result in stiff fines and long jail sentences. Police can often be bribed on the spot and it is said that police plant cannabis on innocent bystanders near the U.S. border in order to solicit bribes from tourists. (Unconfirmed, thanks MW and JH)

Netherlands #
Although cannabis is technically illegal to possess and sell in the Netherlands, the government does not prosecute individuals (over 18) who smoke cannabis. Possession of less than 5 grams or growing of less than 5 plants will not be prosecuted. Certain cafes/coffeeshops are allowed to sell cannabis and hold 100 grams behind the counter and another 500 grams in the back. In March of 2003, the Dutch government changed the law to allow doctors to prescribe cannabis for medical purposes through pharmacies. BBC Sep 2003.

Norway #
Cannabis is illegal in all forms in Norway including possession and sale of seeds. (Thanks SJ)

Pakistan / Peshawar #
We received the following from a contributor:

"In Peshawar and the northern parts of Pakistan, smoking Hash (called Charas here) is socially acceptable and even sold on an open market where the government has no power to intrude. You can be jailed for up to six months if you're caught with Charas in other parts of the country, but it's very very common to bribe the cops with as little as $5-20. Also, many shops have Charas behind the counter, but will not admit to it or sell it unless they know you. Most people who get caught here usually only do so because somebody tipped the cops. Otherwise getting caught for Charas possession is rare." [IM, May 2006]
(Unconfirmed, thanks IM) See Drug Law : Pakistan.

Poland #
Possession of cannabis is illegal in Poland. Even small amounts (1g) are not tolerated and penalties can be high. Since Jun 2005 according to the new law, a new resocialization program for drug addicts has been formed as a alternative to putting young people in prison. Cannabis is still a public enemy treated the same way as 'hard drugs'. (Thanks RaN)

Portugal #
Cannabis is banned in Portugal in all its forms, however since 2000 consuming and buying small quantities of cannabis (as with all other illegal drugs) is not a crime, it is only punishable by a small fine. Further, in major cities, the police have a rather tolerant atittude towards cannabis consumption and it is largely ignored. Note that anyone found possessing quantities of cannabis more than considered typical for an average user in 10-days can be presumed to be a distributor and can be prosecuted and jailed. (Thanks J)

Romania #
According to a contributor: "Cannabis growing, possession or selling is prohibited. Seeds have no legal status (neither legal nor illegal). If you are caught with seeds they will take them and you will receive not more than a warning. Possession of small amounts (1-3 grams) is only punishable by a small fine (~ $150-200). For bigger quantities possession or for growing (only for personal use) you can stay 3 or 6 years in prison. If you sell cannabis you can take over 6 years in prison." (Unconfirmed, thanks exploziv_gbb)

Sweden #
Possession and sales are illegal in Sweden, but we do not have information about fines, punishements, or other details.
If you have information about the legal status of this substance in any other country, please let us know."

Hope this helps!
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- I don t think you are very precise in your answers.
  So I would like to correct this one if you do not mind, as I think is very important to know that in England the Police is very serious regarding possession of any kind of illegal drugs like cannabis.
  Have a Look yourself to:
  http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/drugs/drugs-law/Class-a-b-c/index.html
  
  England CLASS B
  Possession: Up to five years in prison or an unlimited fine or both.
  Dealing: Up to 14 years in prison or an unlimited fine or both.
  
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  by Knowthelaw on January 18th, 2010
- In the US, only 15 states allow for medical marijuana dispensaries. Because federal trumps state law on this issue, dispensaries risk being shut down although seldom prosecuted unless for other local code or tax violations. The NEADweed (.com for info) iPhone app is a complete dispensary-in-an-app. They can shut out your lights and seize your supply but to your patients, your private dispensary-in-an-app is still open. This will help many patients and dispensaries survive in these conflicting times. My facebook page is NEAD Weed. Next year phone apps will become the preferred method patients use to contact their dispensaries.
  
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by Jefftrow on December 19th, 2006
I don't know where it is legal but I know alot of people want a place here in the USA. Why don't we all just pick a place and move there. I get my kid through high school here in kansas, then I move to the most pot friendly place I can find in california. If we all do it we can make a home. The pilgrims made a home. They had very little to start with. You know the saying "If you build it they will come". Can you immagine living in a peacful friendly place where people like each other so much that crime actually dissapears. A place where all people find their useful place in the world. A place where if there is no use for you we will make a useful place for you. Just because we are all happy and like each other. We are spread to thin. We need to find a place and pull togather. We are not stupid, overwelmed maybe but not stupid. So meet me in california.
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- SIGN ME UP!! im already in CA just give me a adress!!
  
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  by pmonkey22 on July 30th, 2008
- I like your thinking here. Maybe Humbolt or somewhere nearby. It would not be as possible in So. Cal, the North is more liberal generally. They also possess a more adventurous, innovative spirit (maybe the ganja effect.) At any rate, I like your idea and think it's very possible.
  
  I do wish to bring up the downside (sorry.) Such a utopia would also attract other drugs, and less mellow people. I have seen this effect on the Big Island, where pot is not legal, but let's just say it's very abundant and not really enforced much (small police force, large land mass, easy to hide. Unfortunately, there are tweekers every where as well. (Damn meth! What a downer.) For me, it completely ruined what could have been a very nice experience several times. (And that's putting it mildly.) Who wants a paranoid weirdo creeping around, seeing what he can score while you are trying to enjoy the beauty of the world?
  
  That said, I feel that the current laws have a similar effect on marijuana. Naturally, people (maybe not all, but some) would have a much better overall experience with this plants natural effects without our own government making people worried about their reputations, the penalties, etc. I feel cheated because the vibe is always a tinge negative unless your sitting at a cafe in Amsterdam (and even there, there's a weird bit of distrust because of regulations on these owners.) The hype is so ridiculous. It makes no sense, except financially. Legalizing marijuana would empower the people and the governments around the world are afraid of that.
  
  But, yes, let's start a safe zone on Cali: mellow, creative, and friendly. I'm in!
  
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  by Blue808 on July 17th, 2010
- Yes that good and all but that will not happen in the US for a long time. The common geographic is the most people do not smoke Marijuana. However, Canada's geographic has made the shift to trying to legalize it. Maybe in 10 years the Canadian government will be selling Marijhuana $10 a gram.
  
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  by Kevin_S7271 on November 16th, 2010
- California is a cool place. And, cannabis is legal with a $40 doctor's evaluation certificate. We're helping the cause with a full-blown dispensary-on-an-app. The NEADweed(.com for info) iPhone app will be available on all smart phones soon. Next year at this time phone apps will be the preferred method for a patient with the dispensary. Better communication. More private.
  
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  by Nead_W on January 11th, 2011
- My landlords both smoke marijuana and do not "like" everyone. Nor are the peaceful. Several previous tenants have called the police on them; two filed assault charges. I certainly wouldn't describe them as friendly either, she tried to jump out of my car while it was moving. I do not use drugs or alcohol. I am friendly, peaceful, and naturally happy.
  
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  by sherri1969 on January 16th, 2011
- Over in Amsterdam it's LEGAL
  
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  by YoungGemini on May 10th, 2012
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by Anonymous on February 12th, 2008
I wish I could light up a joint in Dubai, U.A.E.
These antidrug laws should be flushed down the toilet.
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by like a virgin on December 4th, 2006
-Jamaica
-The Netherlands
-The USA {by medical prescription ONLY, for relief of nausea and vomiting associated to chemotheraphy treatment; for religious ritual purposes in Rastafarian places of reunion and/or worship}
-Australia {some regions}
-Holland {restricted to use in shops designated for that purpose}
-Canada {small amounts of less than 3 grams for personal use by adults are legal}
-In other planets {see image}
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- buzzy picture!!!
  
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  by OuRsUbCoNcIoUs on December 8th, 2007
- Canada is in a world of shit these days when it comes to pot laws.
  Pot is illegal across the nation, only certain cops have a fairly reasonable approach to small amount.
  Alberta Police as of 15 October 2009, will have the power to detain and test drivers on a whim. This is wrong in so many ways, there is no acccurate way to determine a level of impairment.
  
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  by stoned again on October 16th, 2009
- You are aware that Holland is simply a region in the Netherlands, and not an actual country? And, just for clarity, in the Netherlands, laws do not by any means vary per region. (just sayin)
  
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by Anonymous on December 21st, 2005
In Holland it has been de-criminalized- if you were to light up a joint in the street or a park, there's a good chance you would still be arrested, but it is legally allowed witin the controlled environment of licensed "coffee shops". Several countries have laws similar to those in the UK where possesing a small amount of marijuana for personal use is not considered a criminal offence, but the large scale selling of it is. (Not sure how exactly the two are supposed to be mutually exclusive, but there we go.) There may be other countries where the smoking of it is entirely legal simply because bans never came into force in the first place (I have a suspicion that there are several Asian countries in this category, but my google check didn't throw up anything, so I wouldn't like to confirm it just yet),
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- I know for a fact that in the U.S. at least, determining intent to sell hinges entirely apon how much the person has and whether they COULD sell it, it's total BS, but then, so are most things.
  
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by dk2852 on May 8th, 2009
In all countries it is almost always universally illegal due to Internation Narcotics law. However, there are a few countries where it is tolerated/decriminalized.
In the USA the only places where it is very close to legal is
California- Medical is legal, and small amounts are decriminalized, and most cops will let you go with a small amount.
Alaska- Only state where it is legal, 4 Ounces or less in your own home or 28 plants, this is due to Alaska's Privacy clause in their constitution.
Please note, despite being decriminalized, tolerated, and even legal in Alaska and other states, it if still Federally a Schedule 1 substance. Local and State Police will let you go, but, and I know its unlikely but National agencies, like DEA, FBI, can still arrest and try you, but for a couple ounces, its unlikely to happen.
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by munken on November 1st, 2007
You need to go to Hollands capital Amsterdam, there you will find "cofee shops" where you legaly can buy and smoke marijuana..
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- you don't need to go all the way to amsterdam, yknow, you can get weed legally in practically any city of proper size and even some villages in the netherlands (holland is just a region in the netherlands btw)
  
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by D69BOY on December 22nd, 2010
IN JOSH COUNTRY ITS LEGAL BABY!!!!! COME ON DOWN TO MY TOWN AND WE WILL GO ALL AROUND!!!
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- Where is that?
  
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by prasant1 on August 26th, 2010
Marijuana is legally sold in many states of India, via Government Licensed shops. They are called "ganja and opium" shops. For opium you need a user card, for ganja anyone can buy. It is sold in 1gram to 10gram packets, any quantity, no age restriction. ganja {cannaibis Indica) and bhang (Cannabis Sativa) are used at Shiva temples regularly. cant seem to understand the big "hoo hah" about this! Been going on in India for centuries.
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by aceb4u on April 29th, 2010
In India Gujarat u get 10 to 20 years in prison for cannabis, only holy men are alowed to smoke it but even there scard of police and hide there shit, some police look for freebies who smoke and pick on the holy man to pull out some lol, for normal ppl u cant smoke it in india, but if caught with some, u can pay of the police to let u off depanding on the copper most police take money tho!!! i smoke there all the time cause my uncle is a police there his a comando so i carry it with me where eva in india coz my uncle is alwayz with me lol!!!
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- Hey.. Can i Get it too ?
  
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  by beaut1foolm1nd on October 24th, 2010
- hey i live in baroda. can i get it too?
  
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by optimus on February 13th, 2008
Amsterdam.
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by Trisha Trish on February 13th, 2008
Amsterdam-netherlands
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by OuRsUbCoNcIoUs on December 8th, 2007
I know that in the capital of Australia (Canberra) your allowed to grow 2 plants and smoke cannabis in your own property.
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by rthrth on December 8th, 2007
whoever said its legal in canada is a retard
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by calo on November 1st, 2007
holland it is legal but only in certan parts of the city it has allso been decriminalized in parts of london i think this meens if you are cought with it you wont get a record but you might get a ticket and they will take it from but you better check the london one incase i am wrong
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- i've smoked weed in london but it isnt legal, cannabis is illegal all over the uk but the police often turn a blind eye to it (for adults in areas where children are not around and at festivals/ concerts etc)
  
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by KyraLou was gone but now shes back on October 10th, 2007
As much as I dont care for wikipedia, here is some information on the legality of marijuana.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_cannabis
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by Cannabis its just a plant on July 20th, 2007
In many areas it's tolerated, in others it's essentially legal for personal use. Then there are also areas where it is decriminalized.

According to the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 61' it's illegal everywhere.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Convention_on_Narcotic_Drugs

¤ Image: *World-cannabis-laws:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:World-cannabis-laws.png

Law enforcement differs, refer to the link below for up to date specifics -

Broken down into cities, with prices and other useful info:
http://www.webehigh.com/
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by Vanbrad on May 25th, 2007
British Columbia and more specifically Vancouver has open pot smoking everywhere. Downtown has canabis cafes were you smoke pot as the cops walk by. Cops are told not to bust anybody with personal weed in thier possession. I love Vancouver!!!!!
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by Alatea on October 22nd, 2005
Holland for one.
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by Nik Harris on April 7th, 2008
Seriously:
We don't want to hear your religious rant, preach elsewhere.
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by Agyamarky on January 21st, 2009
Cannabis and Mushrooms grow wild in the hills of Nepal and Eastern Himalayas. While in Kathmandu, cannabis is prohibited, tourists are offered reasonable amounts at a few restaurants. Being an erst while country, wide use of cannabis and its derivative drink 'bhang' (made from its seeds - sumthing like a milkshake) is tolerated on shivratri - a hindu festival. Shamans are also allowed to use cannabis, considering their high level of spirituality (more like stonin capacity!!).Jai Nepal!!
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by baba on July 21st, 2009
india..netherlands..nepal n carribean countries
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by Jason B on August 12th, 2009
i think its not TECHNICALLY Legal in most countries. But in all my travelling, as long as your not being a retard about smoking, and you go into a private place for heavy blazing, you should be totally fine.
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by banana-man69 on November 24th, 2009
It's not legal in B.C. Canada But We smoke alot and its good Bud, Best in the world. I go to Cali too.
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by Anonymous on December 8th, 2007
holland and the netherlands are the same place
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by jacobhollander on April 4th, 2010
Marijuana is practically legal in the Czech Republic where consumption of Narcotics is not prohibited by law, only possession and cultivation are. Possession of under 15 grams of marijuana is not a criminal offense in the Czech Republic. Go there and blaze away.
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by jacobhollander on April 4th, 2010
Marijuana is practically legal in the Czech Republic where consumption of Narcotics is not prohibited by law, only possession and cultivation are. Possession of under 15 grams of marijuana is not a criminal offense in the Czech Republic. Go there and blaze away.
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by aceb4u on April 29th, 2010
in india gujarat u get 10 to 20 years in prison for cannabis, only holy men are alowed to smoke it but even there scard of police and hide there shit, some police look for freebies who smoke and pick on the holy man to pull out some lol, for normal ppl u cant smoke it in india, but if caught with some, u can pay of the police to let u off depanding on the copper most police take money tho!!! i smoke there all the time cause my uncle is a police there his a comando so i carry it with me where eva in india coz my uncle is alwayz with me lol!!!
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by t8541 on July 6th, 2010
in the bekaa in lebanon hashish and marijuana are legall lebanese hashish is one of the best hashish in the world and the most expensive in amsterdam
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by jacobhollander on April 4th, 2010
Marijuana is practically legal in the Czech Republic where consumption of Narcotics is not prohibited by law, only possession and cultivation are. Possession of under 15 grams of marijuana is not a criminal offense in the Czech Republic.

Marijuana is not completely legal in Germany although the penalty for possession is dependent on you exceeding the legal amount, which varies from 6-30 grams. It is also NOT illegal to blaze in Germany. It is normal for people to smoke openly in parks or bars throughout Berlin.

In Uruguay it is perfectly legal to smoke Marijuana. The government simply does not view the consumer of narcotics as an issue.
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by jacobhollander on April 4th, 2010
Marijuana is practically legal in the Czech Republic where consumption of Narcotics is not prohibited by law, only possession and cultivation are. Possession of under 15 grams of marijuana is not a criminal offense in the Czech Republic. Go there and blaze away.
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by natedizzleyall on January 15th, 2010
In redbrig esecially the stevie moonshine area of redbrig it is legal to smoke masses of cannabis (at least 4 bar) visit the redbrig yalll

smoke weed everyday
redbrig is located just outside if your moms vagina please visit ;)
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by natedizzleyall on January 15th, 2010
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by natedizzleyall on January 15th, 2010
all canabis is legalized within the quantities the red bridge toyfactory, YASSSSSSSSSSSS PIRA
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by vikrambist on August 30th, 2010
In Himachal (INDIA) though hashish or charas is illegal but its smoked widely. the plant in grown naturally here and the qty is good. for the local people it is helpful where nothing is been wasted out of this plant such as the potent charas plants which have dhatura is used in making local delicacy such as SIDDU eaten with lots of ghee and keep the body warm in such extreme cold, MURRAH is also made which again keeps you warm, ropes made out of this plants are amazingly hard. Also doctors from USA has recommended few patients suffering from cancer to use charas known as medical marijuana. Marijuana should be made legal it not only will make one stone but can also be used for medical reasons. also the plant is used in pujans. bhang is an important plant and is work shipped. we should do something to make it legal to grow and use charas. my name is Vikram i am from Himachal pradesh worked in Gurgaon,France and now in himachal doing my family business of limestone mining. my email id is: vikrambist_01@yahoo.com . any comment or any help to make it legal , mail me.
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by Michael_B6450 on January 16th, 2011
Cambodia, for one. In Sihanoukville, it's not uncommon (commonplace, in fact) to be sitting in a restaurant and having people around you light up a joint. It's officially illegal, but it's "de-facto" legal, as the police do not care about its use. There are even restaurants where pizzas and other items are cooked with pot.
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by Halskiisaklink on December 3rd, 2006
In Australia, you can possess a small amount and grow a few plants. At least in WA, anyway.
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by meatbag on January 5th, 2010
You were probably waitin' for the good stuff, eh?

P.S. JC was a serious toker, seriously...
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by gajeeper on December 14th, 2007
The Question: Countries is the "smoking of marijuanna legal" Not where it is de-crimmilized or ignored for small quanities. Here's why I ask - I get drug tested about every six months give or take 2-3 months. So if I want to return to the days of my youth and cop a buzz I need to find a country where it is truely legal. That way I go on vacation, if I test positive all I have to do is show I partaked legally and its not an issue. So where is smoking marijuanna truely legal?
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- This issue is a gray area. I completely understand the logic, but you should read the fine print on the drug testing enforcement. They might not see it this way. Maybe contact a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union www.aclu.org. Good luck!
  
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by tripwire on December 3rd, 2006
I have no idea about the law there, but in India it was smoked openly everywhere I went, also in Amsterdam there are something like 480 coffee shops in the city that are licensed to sell a variety of weed to be smoked there, or taken out. They even have menus for you to browse through.
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by jarvismom on May 24th, 2006
In Canada it has been decriminalized. I'm not sure exactly what that means. Here is my understanding of the new law. Apparently you can have small amounts on your person and not get arrested, But once you are over a certain quantity you are considered to be selling it and that is against the law.
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by Vishal_M1146 on January 28th, 2011
what the fuck buy it smoke in ur house no one finds out if u do it in ur bedroom i knw becuse i havnt tyred but hing so becuse i tryed paper got away i am only 12 and tryed paper cigretes
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by Julio_D on April 18th, 2011
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by Anonymous on April 18th, 2006
In l985, my wife and I went to jamaica. while deboarding the plane, we were approached by 4 or 5 children, ages 7 to 10, and asked to buy hashish, right out in the open. i can only assume that marijuana is not illegal in jamaica. and........no, we did not buy any hashish, thank you.
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by Seriously on April 7th, 2008
You should all be ashamed of yourselves. For the sake of your soul you should just replace marijuana with Jesus!
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- hmmmm, i think someone has issues
  
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  by meatbag on January 5th, 2010
- anyway i doubt he'd smoke too well.
  
  I had some bud from bethlehem once and it was ropey to say the least.
  
  I think leave his body and blood to mass-goers and just stick with the haze thanks.
  
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  by meatbag on January 5th, 2010
- THE GODS MADE MARIJUANA - MAN MADE BEER ...... WHO DO YOU TRUST?
  
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  by maryjane421 on March 29th, 2010
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