Medical marijuana use in California falls into an interesting legal gray area, and for residents in the state who wish to partake, either for medicinal purposes or other, presents a true quandary. California law allows physicians to prescribe marijuana for medicinal purposes; however, its general use and possession is still illegal under both federal and state law. Recently, in response to a move by several California cities to close marijuana clin...
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