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01-12-2010, 08:36 PM #21
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AG Says
Originally Posted by killerweed420
I agree..as long as the inmate is being incarcerated for a non violent crime. Being in jail should not stop medical care.
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01-13-2010, 03:07 AM #22
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AG Says
I also had the same issue with doc in 2001 until the prosecutor brought me before the judge on a violation. The judges name is fritzler, he has since been exiled and removed as a judge for playing around with his staff girls.
But, he told the prosecutor to shut the fuck up and leave me alone because I had my authorization from leveque and he had no issues with me engaging in MMJ(truth is the judge has the same medical condition I have and made it clear he did.) It was funny to have my P.O. talk shit too me every time I went to see him, I just said to him do we need to go see the judge about this issue? He shut up every time.
Now the doc has conditions set down which state a Dr. must file a document and provide a copy of the study which shows why the Dr. authorized your use. This can be found on the cdc website, pam has done a great job working on this too shut it down from what I have read.
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01-13-2010, 03:17 AM #23
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AG Says
If the jails allowed us to medicate they would loose their federal funding, regardless of it being a medical treatment or not.I spent 18 months in the county jail and had a script for marinol also. I filed grievences like they was toliet paper, one after the other about being denied medical treatment( I was told by jail staff I was the bitch kite queen)lmao.
Originally Posted by Lemonhoko
The answers all came back FEDERAL LAW spin crap. Even though it is a schedule 3 so it can be prescribed in jail. Needless to say I finally filed a federal suit, they tossed me out of jail on their own. Never did finish the suit though, I WAS FINALLY FREE...:thumbsup:
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01-13-2010, 07:39 PM #24
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There's no doubt its a rigged system. What we need to do though is to not worry about the feds. They have no legal jurisdiction in the state unless the governor gives them the right. We just need a governor who's had enough of federal intrusion and orders them out via the 10th Amendment. I know its a pipe dream.lol
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01-14-2010, 01:56 AM #25
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AG Says
When your locked up and make claims of civil rights violations such as medical issues the federal law sets the minimum guidelines for detainees and convicted prisoners. So one must worry about federal law i.e. case law on deliberate indifference and cruel and unusual punishment when denied medical treatment for pain unrelieved by accepted standards.
Originally Posted by killerweed420
Wa. state system is set up for federal intervention via contracts and grants. That's whats in our pipes giving us bad dreams.lol








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