Resolves conflicts of law regarding marijuana

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Draft a federal law, that resolves conflicts of law regarding marijuana.

The resources found in your required reading and online learning resources.

In your responses, address an advantage or disadvantage in legalizing marijuana, and how your bill would have an effect on our current prison system.

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