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Originally Posted by Rubix
i think politicians can still amend the new law before the 30 days but maybe thats not for all states idk
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The law goes into effect on December 4! The Department of Health has until May to establish the guideline specifics, NOT THE LAWMAKERS! Thus far, a certified "patient" can have 2.5 oz on hand, and grow 12 plants. Or, a "licensed caregiver" can grow for 5 "patients", 12 plants per patient, 60 (!) total. The law can be used by unlicensed "patients" and "caregivers" as a defense against prosecution for either cultivation, possession, or use if the individual can show it helps a personal medical issue or it's for someone else with a medical issue. That's a nice little footnote, eh? Here's some info I found:
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Let me get this straight, I can go to the store and buy a bottle of legal poison and get drunk, and buy a pack of cancer, but I can't use a plant that grows wild in the ditch and has never killed anyone? Hypocrisy is never intelligent.
