Ah, well those seam to be "gray" areas.

From what I understand, a care giver can grow six plants per care receiver (three Vegging and three flowering). Although I guess there is a case currently waiting to be resolved where a doctor can prescribe 12 per person for persons eating and using it in food only, something like that. I'd guess I found it on this forum somewhere.

NEXT,.. Any overgrowth the care giver has can be legally sold to a dispensary. This too is a gray area. The amendment from what I understand only says the patient can only carry 2 ounces. It doesn't specify anywhere how much the care giver can have or carry. NOR does it say anything about a dispensary being legal at all!

Good news is,.. A guy in Boulder was caught with something like 1.5lbs he was selling to either legal patients or a dispensary. They took everything he had, but the jury returned it in the end with charges dropped. Again you'll need to look up the details but again I did read it here most likely.

I'd say at this point the only persons I've heard were actually charged and convicted were people going well outside the legal definitions. SUch as the recent lady who didn't know any of her "patients" at all!

Good news on dispensaries is this seams to be WHERE the state plans to collect their cut. So they are likely here to stay. Question will be how will they end up regulating them? The "moritorium" we hear about is basiclly just city red tape to try and stop them in that specific city. What I mean is the state WILL end up regulating who, how and where these places can be and how much tax they will be paying.

For now it's kinda up in the air.