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OK, I had to look up "Synthetic Marijuana" - - just call me boring old suburban dad guy......
Looks (to paraphrase Edelman) legal-ish.......
Synthetic cannabis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Surge In Use Of 'Synthetic Marijuana' Still One Step Ahead Of The Law
"......But packets of "spike" and "K2" and "spice" are still sold in many mom-and-pop convenience stores, because they contain versions of cannabinoids not covered by the ban, says Matt Strait of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
"They are in a legal grey area," Strait explains, "because they're not specifically named in the statute."
That keeps makers and dealers of spike one step ahead of state and federal laws. Congress is weighing how to streamline the process of regulating new versions. Meanwhile, the Drug Enforcement Administration has been investigating and temporarily banning some new forms of the drug."
Still, CJ, what the hell are you doing????????????????
"......But back in Syracuse, some health professionals and spike users say the government can't move fast enough to keep up with new varieties hitting the streets."
Looks (to paraphrase Edelman) legal-ish.......
Synthetic cannabis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Surge In Use Of 'Synthetic Marijuana' Still One Step Ahead Of The Law
"......But packets of "spike" and "K2" and "spice" are still sold in many mom-and-pop convenience stores, because they contain versions of cannabinoids not covered by the ban, says Matt Strait of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
"They are in a legal grey area," Strait explains, "because they're not specifically named in the statute."
That keeps makers and dealers of spike one step ahead of state and federal laws. Congress is weighing how to streamline the process of regulating new versions. Meanwhile, the Drug Enforcement Administration has been investigating and temporarily banning some new forms of the drug."
Still, CJ, what the hell are you doing????????????????
"......But back in Syracuse, some health professionals and spike users say the government can't move fast enough to keep up with new varieties hitting the streets."