Drug Law Prohibits Marijuana Or Cannabis By Name, Not Thc The Active Ingredient, Is That Right?
It depends.
If I remember right Oklahoma statute says Marijuana,Cannabis, THC or any ingredient or derivative thereof
So don’t try this at home children
Sorry, but that’s incorrect. The DEA lists “tetrahydrocannabinols” as a Schedule I drug and narcotic under the Controlled Substances Act. Therefore, THC is outlawed by Federal law in any form.
While a number of State laws permit the use of marijuana and THC, its use is still considered illegal per se by the Federal government. This means the DEA can still raid and seize medical marijuana operations otherwise considered legal within a particular State.
Now if you’re inquiring about a particular State law, rather than the Federal law, you’ll need to let us know that and provide which State you’re asking about.
by Anonymous
on 27. Feb, 2010
not every state or country is the same. In my state, THC is a controlled substance. It can be dispensed in a pill form, trade name “Marinol,” but it requires a prescription. In addition, state law in my state prohibits use of possession of Cannabis Sativa, a vegetable matter. Other forms of cannabis are not outlawed.
by Steven S.
on 27. Feb, 2010