by James R | Jul 6, 2021 | Legalization, Pot
Medical pot Coming to Alabama soon ! Governor Ivey officially signed into law Alabama’s new medical marijuana law. Alabama to be the 37th state to allow medical marijuana. So does this allows everyone to start smoking weed ( 21 and over ). The answer is no. Medical pot is allowed for patients only. Doctors who care for patients with such diseases as cancer, epilepsy, terminal illnesses or chronic pain, etc. Secondly, you will need to see a licensed Doctor to get your medical marijuana card. Unfortunately, recreational pot is still not legal. Police will continue to enforce the law against casual pot smokers.
Alabama Setting Up Infrastructure For Pot Sales
Alabama is currently in the process of setting up the medical cannabis policies and procedures. The bureaucrats will be forming a commissioner office to oversee the growing medical and recreational pot industry. Also, this is in order to make sure its policies are safe for its citizens and tourists. There policies will set the standards for weed smokers. Medical dispensary licenses will be Issued. Eventually ( hopefully ) this will lead to recreational pot licenses in Alabama. Alabama set up a 18 month time frame for medical pot licenses and much work needs to be done before that. Doctors who prescribe medical marijuana need Standards. Background checks for people who intend to own a pot dispensary.
Firstly, once medical pot is allowed, so then hopefully recreational weed will be allowed. So this will allow the people of Alabama to smoke, vape and eat medical edibles such as pot brownies, gummie bear pot candy, and other edibles. It seems that medical weed is the first step in the other states that allow for recreational pot to be legal. Baby Steps. Inch by inch. Foot by Foot. Block by block. One step at a time.
Alabama is taking the right steps in allowing weed for its citizens. Secondly, the next step is to allow all its citizens so they can participate in the indulgence of weed ! Go Bama. Go Auburn Tigers.
by James R | Jun 14, 2021 | Legalization, Marijuana, Pot, Recreational, Weed
When is Alabama going to legalize recreational marijuana ? It might be sooner than you expect. Medical marijuana has just been given the okay when Governor Ivey signed into law the medical marijuana bill allowing cannabis for medicinal purposes. With the vast majority of politicians in Alabama and across the United States wanted weed legalization, what took so long ? The people of Alabama want medical marijuana and recreational marijuana.
What is the Next Step Towards Recreational Weed ? Once Alabama Governor Ivey signed into law the medical legalization, policies and procedures need to be put in place. Licensing, enforcement, education, revenue, etc all need to be discussed. In fact, a Board of Marijuana Commissioners is being put together for the implementation of these issues.This board of commissioners will be appointed and put in place in the year 2022.
Medical Marijuana Bill Does Not Go Far Enough
The Alabama Medical Marijuana bill prohibits raw cannabis, smoking, vaping and candy or baked goods like pot brownies. The Patients then be allowed to purchase capsules, lozenges, oils, suppositories and topical patches. With recreational marijuana, vaping, edibles, smoking, and candy is allowed. These different pot products are very enjoyable to customers that indulge in marijuana. Other states that have legal marijuana, have these products for sale at their dispensaries and are very popular. In Las Vegas, one vendor sales marijuana seasoning for foods that add the taste of marijuana.
Tax Revenue For Marijuana.
Medical pot and recreational pot is a great source of tax revenue for cash strapped states. The money that pot brings in is used for many good purposes. Such as schools, medical, low income housing, social programs and many other worthwhile programs. Why states are not taking advantage of this is confusing. Especially with the majority of politicians and public wanting the ability to purchase marijuana in the forms of liquid, edibles, etc. When is Alabama going to legalize recreational marijuana ?
by James R | Jun 14, 2021 | Legalization, Marijuana, Pot, Recreational, Weed
Alabama recreational pot maybe coming soon for everybody ( 18+ ) to enjoy. Alabama Governor Ivey took the first step in making marijuana legal. He signed The Medical Marijuana into law. On May 17th, Governor Ivey signed medical weed into law. Once the infrastructure for the medical marijuana dispensaries are in place, Alabama recreational pot will be next. The Alabama Democratic Party supports the legalization of cannabis for recreational and medical use in Alabama. Majority Of Democrats and smart Republicans in the state legislature, recreational marijuana is bound to be next.
What Do The Experts Say ?
Harvard Professor Dr. Peter Gripsoon states ” “94 percent of Americans support legal access to medical marijuana, including majorities of democrats, independents and republicans,” Given this fact, why can’t we have recreational marijuana in Alabama for the people to enjoy. The business model is working very well in other states that have medical and recreational pot. Alabama can simply copy their business model and make the people happy. The legalization of weed will also bring in badly needed tax revenue for social programs, Schools and low income housing.
Recreational marijuana is currently illegal in the state of Alabama. There are fines along with possible jail time for the possession and use of cannabis. If marijuana is supported by so many people, including all political parties, why can’t recreational marijuana be legalized ? With most states legalizing medical marijuana as a start, recreational marijuana use tends to follow after acceptance. With the Use of medical pot, infrastructure for weed needs to be in effect. Police need additional training to be able to identify impaired drivers. More Doctors train for medical procedures.
The first step to recreational pot legalized So Medical Use has to be first. Other states are doing it, why can’t Alabama copy their business model and do it as well. The final step with Pot becoming legal has to happen federally. Once there is Federal Legalization we will see the black market finally disappear. This will cause pricing to drop so the illegal business from weed and pot will not survive.
by James R | Jun 14, 2021 | Legalization, Weed
Medical Weed Coming to Alabama soon ! Governor Kay Ivey officially signed into law Alabama’s new medical marijuana law into effect. Alabama to be the 37th state to allow medical marijuana. This allows everyone to start smoking marijuana ( 18 and over ). The answer is no. Medical weed allowed for patients only. Doctors Who care for such diseases as cancer, epilepsy, terminal illnesses, chronic pain, etc. You will need to see a licensed Doctor to get your medical marijuana card. Unfortunately, recreational weed is still not legal. Police will continue to enforce the law against casual pot smokers.
Alabama Setting Up Infrastructure For Marijuana
Alabama is currently in the process of setting up the medical cannabis policies and procedures. They will be forming commissioners to oversee the growing medical and recreational marijuana industry. This is in order to make sure its policies are safe for its citizens. Their policies will set the standards for weed smokers. Medical dispensary license Issued and eventually ( hopefully ) the recreational pot dispensary licenses in Alabama. Alabama set up a 18 month time frame for medical weed licenses and work to be done before that. Doctors who prescribe medical marijuana need Standards. Background checks For people who intend to own a pot dispensary.
Once the medical weed is allowed, hopefully recreational weed will be allowed. The people of Alabama allowed to smoke, vape and eat medical edibles such as pot brownies, gummie bear pot candy, and other edibles. It seems that medical weed is the first step in the other states that has allowed for recreational pot to be legal.
Alabama is taking the right steps in allowing weed for its citizens. The next step is to allow all its citizens so they can participate in the indulgence of weed ! Go Bama.
