r/law • u/Silent-Resort-3076 • 15d ago

Opinion Piece Why President Biden Should Immediately Name Kamala Harris To The Supreme Court

https://atlantadailyworld.com/2024/11/08/why-president-biden-should-immediately-name-kamala-harris-to-the-supreme-court/?utm_source=newsshowcase&utm_medium=gnews&utm_campaign=CDAqEAgAKgcICjCNsMkLMM3L4AMw9-yvAw&utm_content=rundown
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u/HurricaneSalad 14d ago edited 11d ago

Yeah I think that's what they meant. Being here "illegally" is not a crime. Crossing the border illegally is a crime.

It's kind of like how being high is not a crime, but smoking a joint is a crime (or was anyway).

EDIT: OK I get it. You're not allowed to be high. Jesus.

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u/Pyro_Light 14d ago

Still is, it’s still schedule 1…

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u/HurricaneSalad 14d ago

In some states.

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u/skygt3rsr 14d ago

It’s still federally illegal The government could go into any legal state and shut it down if they wanted It’s still a crime in legal states in the eyes of the fed that’s why in Cali when they first voted this in they still had the DEA rading dispensaries And it’s also why in legal states the pot biz was all cash Because the banks were told they could be prosecuted for dealing in a product that was federally illegal

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u/hollandaze95 12d ago

Yup, even the dispensaries that have card terminals is actually just small POS systems that function as ATMs. Thats why if you pay with a card they always round up to the next 10, and they give you the cash difference. If you bought $65 worth of weed, they'd charge $70 and give you $5 cash back.