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By section 6 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 it is an offence to cultivate any plant of the genus cannabis in the United Kingdom without a license from the Secretary of State. Anyone committing an offence contrary to this section may be imprisoned or fined, or both. Please note therefore that germination of seeds bought from the Seedsman website without an appropriate license is illegal in the United Kingdom.
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The American Marijuana Guide: Part 2 - Cannabis in Alaska

  • Jul 9th 2014
    7 mins read
Cultivation
[caption id="attachment_523" align="alignleft" width="300"]Cannabis in Alaska A pro-cannabis voter stands in front of 45,000 petitions.[/caption] Part 1 of our American Marijuana Guide saw us review the rather strict laws in Alabama. Now, Part 2 of Seedsman's American Marijuana Guide, sees us heading a little north of the Yellowhammer state. In fact, we couldn't go much further north if we tried! Today, we take a look at The Last Frontier, the largest state by area in America,  and the only place in the world where Dog Mushing is considered an official sport; Alaska.

Current Cannabis Laws

Possession: Alaskan state laws for possession of cannabis are comparatively lenient, if followed precisely. Possession of up to 4oz of cannabis in Alaska is decriminalized and has no penalty…if possession occurs inside the residence of the owner. Public use or display of up to 4oz of cannabis in Alaska is still considered a misdemeanour and can result in a year-long prison sentence. Possession of over 4oz of cannabis under any circumstance is considered a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison. Sale: The distribution of 1oz or less of cannabis is considered a misdemeanour in Alaska, punishable by up to a year-long prison sentence. Sale of over 1oz is considered a felony, resulting in a possible 5 year sentence. Cultivation: An Alaskan may cultivate 25 or less cannabis plants in a private residence without any penalty, under right to privacy laws. Cultivation of 25 or more plants is still considered a felony, with a 5 year prison sentence the maximum penalty. Medical Marijuana: In 1998, 58% of Alaskan voters approved ‘Measure 8’, legalizing medical marijuana for Alaskans who possess written documentation from their physician suggesting that marijuana will significantly help their condition. Latest Legal News: After 45,000 signatures were gathered in January 2014, supporting changes in laws regarding cannabis in Alaska, an 8 page act regarding regulation of marijuana sales in the state will appear in the November 2014 primary election ballot. Current prediction suggest that their will be a 55% vote swing in favour of the new law. Click here to view Part 1 of our American Marijuana Guide: Cannabis in Alabama

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