Married caregivers, heads up

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Originally Posted by Zedleppelin

You don't give 14 year olds enough credit. :pimp:

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You are right, I have a child who will someday be fourteen.

I should have said: Is it me or does Senator Romer answer his emails like an illiterate thumb texter. :jointsmile:

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Originally Posted by copobo

fyi! just fwded to me!

[email protected] <[email protected]>
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: Pablo <[email protected]>

Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants.

CR
------Original Message------
From: Pablo
To: Chris Romer
Subject: very important 1284 questions
Sent: Jun 25, 2010 4:01 PM

Senator Romer

1. When does the 5 patient caregiver limit go into effect? I've heard
7/1/2010, 7/11/2010, 9/1/2010, and 7/11/2011

2. How do *I* as a caregiver, allow only certain people to be my
patient? Anyone can sign me up with the current setup, and I would be
breaking the law unknowingly.

3. My wife and I are both patients and caregivers. I have 5 patients,
she has 3. I hear we are no longer allowed to grow together - is this
true?

4. Why? That's what my patients are asking since I've told some they
may have to go as early as next week. This 1 month implementation
period is really a brutal way to treat patients in Colorado... but I
guess this was all about the dispensaries, not the patient. What an
unfortunate way to find the flaws that need to be worked out - 30
days!

I appreciate your fast response

Thanks

Pablo

(bcc:d my patients)

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So can your grow site and your wife's grow site be in the same place? I'd check this carefully before you conmingled your grows.

I am thinking only one caregiver per house.

NOW, I am also thinking there is no way that anyone's rights under the constitution could be diminished by who one lives with.

So, and I don't think this is pushing it...

in one house, 1 person can be a caregiver for 5 people. That person can also be a patient - so that is 6 * plant count for just a caregiver who is a patient and his/her 5 patients.

NOW, if that caregiver is married, if the spouse is a patient, they get their 6. Anyone else that lives in the house, gets their six.

I highly doubt any jury will find otherwise considering the gray area that is 1284.

Even without increased plant counts, a married couple could certainly be up to 42 plants. Throw in a couple edible rec's in those 7 people, and you'll have your clones covered.

that's my dumbass opinion, but sorta thought out. Don't take my advice without consulting an attorney, especially considering I only even have room to flower 15 ; :stoned:

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Originally Posted by rightwinger

There is nothing in bill 1284 that states that a husband and wife cannot grow together for their own personal use.

What it is saying is that two caregivers cannot join together--and that caregivers are limited to 5 patients.

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If a caregiver is also a patient (like me) can I grow for 6 patients total? Or, am I one of my 5 patients?

Also, Romer has given out bad advice before. I have an email from a guy who ran into him at a party - asked some questions - and sent the same questions to Matt Cook at the Dept of Revenue and got different answers. I am guessing that Romer's emails won't hold up in court.

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Originally Posted by jenny32

If a caregiver is also a patient (like me) can I grow for 6 patients total? Or, am I one of my 5 patients?

Also, Romer has given out bad advice before. I have an email from a guy who ran into him at a party - asked some questions - and sent the same questions to Matt Cook at the Dept of Revenue and got different answers. I am guessing that Romer's emails won't hold up in court.

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You can grow for 5 plus yourself. 36 plants total.

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If a caregiver is also a patient (like me) can I grow for 6 patients total? Or, am I one of my 5 patients?

Also, Romer has given out bad advice before. I have an email from a guy who ran into him at a party - asked some questions - and sent the same questions to Matt Cook at the Dept of Revenue and got different answers. I am guessing that Romer's emails won't hold up in court

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It is my understanding that you can have 36 plants total.

6 plants self
30 plants (6x5patients)