Marijuana Legalization Doesn't Mean You Can Grown Your Own

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BERKELEY, CA - MARCH 25: Marijuana plants are displayed at the Berkeley Patients Group March 25, 2010 in Berkeley, California. California Secretary of State Debra Bowen certified a ballot initiative late yesterday to legalize the possession and sale of marijuana in the State of California after proponents of the measure submitted over 690,000 signatures. The measure will appear on the November 2 general election ballot. (Photo : Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Many are hoping that the use of marijuana will soon be legalized in most states. While some are still hesitant to pursue it, a new study suggests that the sales of cannabis will grow four times, four years from now.

According to The Montley Fool, the expansion of legalizing marijuana at the state level has been incredible since 1996. California started the trend of allowing the prescription of medical cannabis and 22 additional states followed, including Washington, D.C....

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