erial that has an abundance of uses, and should not be confused with a schedule 1 drug.
             The very word Marijuana incites such a controversy and for many, a negative reaction like no other. Never before in majority public opinion or in legislation, has marijuana been endorsed or supported. For this reason marijuana has remained illegal since the 1920's. But despite the dominant opposition, breakthrough attitudes and legislation towards marijuana have come about. Perhaps the most common and notorious of street drugs, marijuana remains the focal point of current legalization legislation. The first of such legislation was proposition 215. It allows persons to grow or posses marijuana for medical purposes when recommended by a physician. It allows the person to use marijuana without fear of prosecution, when a doctor has determined that using marijuana would be beneficial to his or her health. Proposition 215 allows "seriously ill" people to use marijuana to treat a wide range of symptoms
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