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Reefer Madness: The Constitutional Consequence of the Federal Government's Inconsistent Marijuana Policy
In the past twenty years, the United States has witnessed over half of its states create marijuana laws that expressly contradict the federal government’s complete ban of the drug. Nine states have completely legalized marijuana for recreational use in the past five years alone. Meanwhile, much of t
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