what are the united states marijuana seed ordering  laws?
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Yes. You can have up to 5 plants OR 1 oz. You can have that ounce on your person, however you must be 19 years old. You can not store marijuana in plastic bags, especially of the zip-lock type as this is consider intent to sell. You can not sell it AT ALL. I lived there 16 years and it was voted to restore legal marijuana in 2003.
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Depends on many things, especially on the state law covering the possession.\n\nOften, the amounts (grams versus pounds versus kilos versus truckloads versus cargo ships) make the difference.\n\nDistribution makes a difference....to include otherwise small amounts given to minors.\n\nType of drug matters; in parts of California, it's getting almost impossible to get someone convicted of felony marijuana crimes.\n\nThere are too many unknowns in your question to be able to definitively answer it.
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Our US constitution and Dec of Independ are written on hemp cloth, so our country used to cultivate it too. One President, think it was Jefferson, wanted to make it a law that every land owner grow some hemp. It would solve a lot of problems if it was legal and no you can't get high from it.
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http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?wtm_view=&Group_ID=4522\n\n\nThis should give you all the info you need
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The only thing I can imagine you're talking about is pot, and no you can't take that to another state. In fact, you can't really have it in the state you're in, because it is against federal law.
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It's against the law everywhere in the US.  Federal Law outweighs local or state laws when it comes to weed.
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I live in California and there are many "clubs" around here for the medical/medicinal marijuana users to purchase.  There are also co-op growers who have a state issued lisence to grow and/or distribute to the clubs.  This is not to say that marijuana is legal here, just that there are ways to get around it.  Get your card.
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The only example I can cite would be my testimonial "discussion" with an expert, relating to the content of "other than marijuana" contained within an 82lb. sample with which my client was busted. Tennessee law provides for a grossly stiffer prison penalty for arrests over 75#, so it made a huge difference to my client's sentencing.
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I'm not sure what the question is but this is a case in which the defendant was convicted of possession of marijuana. The Criminal District Court No. 2, Tarrant County, David McGee, J., rendered judgment, and the defendant appealed. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed. On writ of certiorari, the United States Supreme Court, 380 U.S. 253, 85 S.Ct. 942, 13 L.Ed.2d 818, reversed the judgment and remanded the case. The Court of Criminal Appeals, Morrison, J., held that police officer's affidavit alleging that on or about named date two named men, in named county, unlawfully and fraudulently took $50 from named company without company's consent was insufficient for issuance of arrest warrant, in view of United States Supreme Court's opinion.\nReversed and remanded.
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The law varies from state to state. Contact your local Dept. of Natural Resources.
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One would think interstate commerce would involve multiple states, but commerce that occurs entirely within one state can be considered "interstate commerce" for constitutional purposes.\n\nSee Wickard v. Filburn, or the more recent medicinal marijuana case Gonzales v. Raich.\n\nIn those cases, wheat (Wickard) and marijuana (Raich) that were never sold and used solely by the growers were both considered to be part of "interstate commerce" and could by regulated by Congress, because they might have an effect on interstate commerce if all people acted in that manner, it would affect interstate commerce in wheat or marijuana
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Article Six of the US Constitution says, "This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding," which essentially meas that federal law always supersedes state law.\n\nThe Supreme Court has ruled that, since marijuana is sold across state lines and more often than not comes from outside the country altogether, Congress can regulate pot under the Commerce Clause. Congress can even regulate non-interstate sale of pot because it affects interstate commerce.
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http://yellowpages.superpages.com/listings.jsp?SRC=comwp&CB=&R=N&STYPE=S&C=&N=cannabis%27s+club&L=&PS=15&search=Find+It\n\nThere are 2 different things..look and see if either of these help!
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weed. the laws against weed there are so lax that they have weed cafes.
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The Constitution gives congress the power to make laws. States can also pass laws specific to there jurisdiction as long as the state law does not violate federal law. In cases where there is no federal law, states are free to come up with their own. An example that has had a lot of attention in recent years is the legalization of marijuana. Some states have past laws to make it legal but the federal government still says its a crime to possess it. If you live in a state where marijuana has been legalized, the federal government could still arrest you for violating federal law.
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In the Netherlands, softer drugs such as marijuana is legal.  However.  It is controlled.  You have to have a license to sell it. (such as a coffee shop.. yes they exist and no they are not all they are cracked up to be) You are only allowed to sell to 18 and older and only a certain amount per person.  Most coffee shops make it a rule that you HAVE to have a cup of tea or coffee while there.  (but not all) You can see people smoking on the streets.  Its not uncommon but the govt frowns on such behavior.