That's the way I read this sumbitch. Did the courts just replace random harassment by the DEA with our own State and County law enforcement? Where I live on the Western Slope the local constabulary resembles a military unit; assault weapons in cop cars, sinister SWAT type black uniforms, and in numbers that seem to far outweigh the need for traffic enforcement and the occasional petty crimes that occur here. Garfield County Deputies have been known to kick down doors in full riot gear over a simple child welfare matter. That same department is being sued by the ACLU for torture in the new County Jail, now massively outsized relative to our population. I want to be a part of this industry, but not if it means giving our good ol' boy redneck sheriff permission to justify his miserable existance at my expense. Now our Constitutional Ammendment becomes a political football, where only those who operate outside the law will be able to make a profit?

Please tell me I'm reading this wrong.
joe6pack Reviewed by joe6pack on . New Regulations for Medical Marijuana in Colorado Appeals court: "Caregiver" must do more than grow pot The Denver Post Posted: 10/29/2009 09:47:44 AM MDT The Colorado Court of Appeals has upheld the marijuana cultivation conviction of a Longmont woman, ruling that a person designated as a medical marijuana "caregiver" must do more than just supply the drug to patients. In a special concurring opinion, Judge Alan Loeb wrote that Colorado's consitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana "cries out for legislative action." The Rating: 5