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CCLE Report on
Medical Marijuana & Cognitive Liberty
Medical marijuana is controversial for one reason; namely, as part and
parcel of its beneficial medicinal properties, the plant produces a mild
shift in consciousness that many people find enjoyable, beneficial, and in
some cases spiritual. Under well-established legal principles related to
intellectual freedom, freedom of thought, freedom of expression, and
privacy, the government is not permitted to restrain the manner or mode in
which a person thinks.
The Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics submits this analysis to clarify
that concerns related to the psychoactive effects of marijuana (when used
for medicine or otherwise) are not only misplaced, such concerns are
contrary to law in light of our nation’s abiding respect for individual
liberty and freedom of thought.
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