[align=center]The United States Legalization of Marijuana Law
By James E. Parks Jr
March 16, 2010[/align]

Article 1. Marijuana, including all its various strains, types, forms, and derivatives of are hereby legal for use by persons residing in the States, and all its territories and possessions except as noted.

Article 2. The transportation or importation into any State, Territory, or possession of the United States for delivery or use therein of Marijuana, including all its various strains, types, forms, and derivatives, in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited.

Article 3. The use, possession or sale of Marijuana, including all its various strains, types, forms, and derivatives, by persons under the age of 18 (if emancipated), and 21 otherwise, is hereby prohibited

Article 4. Use in a public place, is hereby prohibited.

Article 5. Use in public within 1000 feet of school, daycare or other place where large numbers of children gather, is hereby prohibited.

Article 6. The various States reserve the power to enact regulations and laws concerning the use, sale, possession, cultivation, transportation and taxation of Marijuana, provided no conflict with the aforementioned articles exist.