Currently marijuana is a Schedule I drug along with LSD, cocaine and heroin. Schedule II drugs are controlled substances such as anti-depressants and heavy painkillers that are available with a prescription. Kleiman said that the problem of useful drugs awaiting approval at the FDA wasn't limited to marijuana. If legalized, some students said it would change people's perception of marijuana. Others said making it legal would have no effect on how people see recreational use of marijuana.
People use it now as it is.
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