State v Hanson I believe is the one where the guy diddn't have an authorization at the time of his arrest..Think about it why would you need a DR to continually authorize a permenant condition...Like epilepsy for example.

US V Correll Cr 04 251 RSL.Correll had epilepsy the court ruled he was a legitimate patient even though he had no mmj authorization at the time.That was a plea bargain so it was never a published opinion,and perhaps may not be citeable.But the cops made the argument and Monica Benton shut it down because Correll was diagnosed with epilepsy well before he was arrested.

Hansen is relivant because I think that ruling made it so you could show your authorization at the time of trial or something like that I would read State v Hansen to see if that can help... it is citeable
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