apr 1, 2022 · washington — the house passed legislation friday that would legalize marijuana nationwide, eliminating criminal penalties for anyone who manufactures, distributes or possesses the substance. apr 6, 2022 · a recent pew research poll shows 91% of americans say it is time to legalize at least some uses of marijuana. but weed is not illegal by a constitutional amendment, rather by the controlled substances act, so no ratification by the states is necessary if it were to become federally legal. 3 days ago · it would make marijuana legal at the federal level but only for medical use. Recreational use would still be federally prohibited, even though it is currently legal in 24. probably not in a while. However, since the federal government does not enforce the laws on marijuana the states can already legalize it and many do. It’s worth mentioning that. A gallup poll in the fall found 70% of americans support legal weed. federally legal =/= legal in every state. It will likely be legal federally before it’s legal in every state, and there will absolutely be jurisdictions where it is still illegal probably into.
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