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Just found this....it gives contact information regarding the history and laws in each of these states.
Active State Medical Marijuana Programs - NORML
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
Another great source of information from the MMP. Seek your state and contact the representatives as needed.
Marijuana Policy Project - State-By-State Medical Marijuana Laws
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
The United State started as 13 little rebellious states.
We got 12!
They are all so far away from me. This makes me sad.
Reform in Alabama is an impossibility or at least difficult beyond comprehension - the opposition too great and the support simply too rare and insignificant against the old and backwards politics here. Three things only seem to be the focus in my area of Alabama: Education, Healthcare and Jobs... Always the same shit.
That's very true...where are you at in Alabama?
Hi,
Mr Broken Record here.
Join the ASA if you live in any of these states, or even if you don't!
;)
Yeah, where you guys at in bama? Im technically still down here til the end of december when I head back to Michigan, and I dont think I have met anyone from bama on these boards yet.
Oh, and I am from the Huntsville area. Suppose mentioning my area helps some, lol.
I'm from muscle shoals...you're not far away at all
Yeah, I have heard of muscle shoals, thats only what, like 45 min out from Huntsville?Quote:
Originally Posted by TryptamineScape
yeah about that...I was there last weekend just because I got bored and drove out there...just straight down 72
Heh, well hit me up on AIM sometime man, I am always lookin for new peoples to talk to, and even better if they are peoples I can smoke with. :)
Hmmm...Hawaii eh?
Hawaii is where i've always dreamed of living, would be great to be living there and getting medical marijuana. I do actually suffer from migranes and they are a bloody annoyance, you get one...and thats your whole day fucked.
I'll probably be living in Colorado some day. I can wait it out. I'm sure I'll have access to Medical by then anyways.
ugh what's New Jersey's problem already..
Come on north carolina! I mean its only our LARGEST cash crop :wtf:
oh, I'm in tuscaloosa, it's about 56 miles away from birmingham if you take the I 20-59.
yeah that's not all that far from me either...I used to go there alot with my friend that was in a band...he played down there alot and in Memphis.
reading info on whats happening with politics and cannabis always makes me sad, i wish that it could just happen over night and have it be done with
im happy that i live in maine!:rastasmoke:
Exactly...All the reason to make marijuana legal in Alabama (Healthcare) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Man Beast
LMAOQuote:
Originally Posted by I Justburn 247
Exactly
Maryland is currently flirting with legislation dealing with a MMJ doctor card similar to that in California... We could then grow up to 4 personal plants and have an ounce on us legally.
YESSSSSSSSS.
I live in Hawaii and I hopefully will get medical Marijuana,I havent smoked in Along time,I dont wanna get in trouble.But I have Arthritis in my back and also insomnia,pain meds dont work for me,and I am afraid to keep taking high doses of meds like percocet and percodan.
Nice post though,Good info.Anyone here recieving Medical Marijuana?
Hey All !:thumbsup:
Its great to be legal, but it seems Washington has a ways to go.
We are basing our legal limit at this time on Oregon's laws.
That's not too bad I just live outside Portland.
In July we will see what our legislature comes up with for the limit.
Oregon was the first place that my doctor suggested.
Actually, it's 13 states with MMJ.
I think this is the reason why NORML calls it twelve:Quote:
Originally Posted by qdavid
Maryland
Maryland's legislature passed a medical marijuana affirmative defense law in 2003. This law requires the court to consider a defendant's use of medical marijuana to be a mitigating factor in marijuana-related state prosecution. If the patient, post-arrest, successfully makes the case at trial that his or her use of marijuana is one of medical necessity, then the maximum penalty allowed by law would be a $100 fine.
Sounds like a person would have to jump through a bunch of hoops and still could end up with a fine after the fact.
Have a good one!:jointsmile: