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Mounia Elqortobi,Warda El-Khouly,Amine Rahj,Jamal Bentahar,Rachida Dssoulivast. They range from whether marijuana is medically useful to whether enforcement of existing laws that regulate its recreational use is carried out in a racially discriminatory manner. There is a dearth of single articles addressing these diverse issues. Thus, the objectives of this chapter are to