One step more and Ontario will be closer to legalizing medical marijuana as Ontario Superior Court knocked down two of the key parts of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, which restricts the use and possession of marijuana.
On April 11, the Court announced that the Act’s rules regarding the access and prohibition of medical marijuana are constitutionally invalid and of no force and effect. Marijuana will be going straight to legalization after 90 days, if the government does not take action. Then marijuana users can now get the party started as marijuana legalization will be fully blown.
Ontario Court of Appeals also added that if someone with serious illness is deprived the use medical marijuana as treatment, it violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom. In line with this, the federal government created the Marijuana Medical Access Regulation to let people grow, possess and use medical marijuana, given that they have a license issued by their doctor.
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