On Friday, even more evidence that most Americans no longer support marijuana prohibition was released.
Washington Post reports:
A new survey released today by the the Associated Press
and the University of Chicago finds that a record-high percentage of Americans -- 61 percent -- say they support marijuana legalization.
The survey uses the same question wording ("Do you think the use of marijuana should be made legal, or not?") on marijuana as previous Gallup surveys, which had shown a previous high of 58 percent support for legalization last October.
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The survey comes at a potential tipping point for drug reform. Next month, the United Nations will hold a special session in New York to re-evaluate the state of international drug laws. Many researchers and public health experts have been encouraging the UN to take a less-punitive approach to drug policy. Yesterday, a group of medical and public health experts urged governments to decriminalize all drug use and experiment with regulated drug markets in some cases.
