Is weed really legal in Denver and are their any other states that is legal?
364399
Denver did legalize marijuana, but Colorado did not. Since state law overrules city law, it is technically still illegal. And no there are no other states where it is legal.
259199
I thought only California allowed medicinal marijuana use.  Lord knows, it is all over the place in the county where I live, LEGALLY!
963012
Yes they are all legal,your roomates are at risk if the police find anything illegal and in most states you violated probation or parole just by being in the illegal items presence.
961814
First, I am going to have to research this about Colorado...to answer your question from my views, no, it is wrong to tell anyone what they can or can't do in their own homes! I bought a half of duplex and we do have homes assoc. but I will never be told what to do in my own house...I am also a taxpayer! The witch hunt on this Smoking Ban has gotten out of hand! Citizens are going to have to stand up and be counted...whether you smoke or not, it is not the real issue..it is the gov't and their under-classmen who have decided to start and approve some of these absolutely wrong laws. What's next? How many kids you are allowed to have? How much you can drive your car? We are allowing all the commercials on TV which endorse all the "call your doctor for a RX" and all of the medical ones that are trying to get people hooked on prescription drugs! I hope everyone wakes up and sees what it is doing to our country. We have gotten away from the greatness that this country was built on...Back to the question...I don't see how they can ban owners from smoking in their own condo...I quess they would be buying mine back for a hefty price...I can't believe that this was ruled admissable in the court system. Isn't Colorado, the same state that is banning smoking but also trying to legalize pot? Go figure...wierd...I'll be anxious to hear all the answers. Great question!
370832
Contact one of your city councilmembers. They will have the bylaws and will be able to tell you if it is legal or not.
563840
I don't know but asking the question 150 times\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AmRKGsI3J2ONF6Q_sTee.kIezKIX?p=legalize+pot\n\nWill not help you get the answer.
8749
smoke some pot it could help, but i dont know what state you live in you can get legal pot in some stop.
948785
http://www.marijuana.com/
483323
Being that they legalized marijuana, I would say Denver Colorado. The Mile "High" City!!
474372
Umm, salvia divinorum is legal, in all 50 states.
1183073
No, the supreme court is expected to make a decision to prevent the federal government from prosecuting people for adhering to state laws while smoking pot for medicinal purposes. Medicinal pot is legal in California, but it's still a felony, so all these doctors are getting arrested for prescribing it, and the patients are getting arreset for possesing it. That's what the ruling is about.
64029
new jersey used to let you smke inthe smokng sections or bas but i think that just changed and they are considering legislation to make it illegal to smoke in public places.\n\nhawaii and nevada and texas are still smoker friendly\ntennesse, kentucky, new mexico and mississippii are a few more
605014
Marijuana is illegal for political reasons. It has nothing to do with safety.
840000
In the Netherlands, marijuana is not technically legal, but authorities do nothing to enforce the law, and it therefore effectively legal. The Netherlands, starting in the 60s, have some of the most liberal laws with regards to drugs and prostitution, though apparently they take a much harder stance on hard drugs (eg. heroin, cocaine).\n\nThe US, among western nations, has some of the most conservative laws. For example, there are only two major industrialized countries where capital punishment is still legal: the US and Japan. In places like Germany, France, Australia, Canada, Spain, and Britain, the death penalty has been eliminated. So too with drugs, the US still insists on fighting the "War on Drugs" (even though it has been largely unsuccessful) as a matter of policy. While marijuana is illegal in most other places, enforcement is even more lax and there has been serious talk of decriminalizing pot in many of these countries. For example, I live in Canada and our Senate (granted, the Canadian Senate is not elected) recommended that pot be decriminalized a few years ago. Such an action would be unheard of in the US, where pot is still upheld as the source of a great myriad of social ills while tobacco and alcohol are taxed pitifully compared to many other Western countries.
334375
Actually in Denver, there is no municipal ordinance (city law) prohibiting possession of less than one ounce of marijuana.  Most Denver cops will write the state statute (which is punsishable by up to a $100 fine and restraint action against your driver's license).\n\nAt one time there was a statute in Denver for such an offense, but it 2004, there were only like a half-dozen people cited for the city violation (thousands were cited under the state statute), so they got rid of the city statute.
909406
According to NORML, 12 states have active medical marijuana programs: Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington
137204
No.  The gov't has no way of controlling it therefore being unable to tax it.  No money for the gov't = No legal weed for USA.  It is legal in some states for medicinal purposes, but you can still be tried federally for it.  (Which is so bizarre, I thought the state had supremecy in something like that).  It's just amazing that alcohol and cigarettes do SO much damage to your body and marijuana does virtually nothing & is sometimes helpful.  It helps with my anxiety.  Legalizing it would also put us in a different state from the rest of the world, there are countries in which you can lose your life for carrying a spliff.  Up until a couple years ago, England treated marijuana offenders the same way they treated cocaine/heroin offenders.