Stephan G wrote:
Generally speaking, i.e, I am not a lawyer, anything that is within a state's border that does not affect trans border traffic is within the state's jurisdiction. The moment it is moved across the state's border, it falls under federal jurisdiction. An example, restraining someone against their will is not necessarily kidnapping. The moment that the two of you step over that state line, it graduates to the federal crime of kidnapping, getting the FBI involved. And the same was decided regarding POT laws. However, the grey areas are being looked at and this is were it does get dicey. Drugs are under FDA aegis because the Public Welfare is a countrywide responsibility on the Fed. Now, is POT a drug or not? If it is not a drug, then it is up to the states to legislate. But how do you keep POT from crossing the state lines? Stay tuned and keep your hookahs filled.
The term to study for the pop quiz is "Recipricocity".
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Sorry, my rant above was intended as a reply to this post. Clint F