hello all,

it is unfortunate that Fry was convicted with poss. of MJ, but if everything was done properly and followed he would not have had that problem. its funny how we point the finger at everyone, but ourselves sometimes. the dr. is not to blame, i see a regular physician and to be honest he has made a few mistakes with paperwork but it is up to me as well to ensure that everything is documented properly, as for a jury well that is a 50/50 chance. some people are just out to screw you over and there is nothing we can do about them, but there judgements are based on the info laid out in front of them not everyone reads and critiques the law like us. lastly to answer everyones question about Anxiety I thought I would pass this one on I received this email a few days ago from DOH.

The Medical Quality Assurance Commission, in consultation with the Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, made the decision on January 15, 2010, to deny the petition to add bipolar disorder, severe depression and anxiety related disorders, specifically social phobia to the medical conditions for which medical marijuana would be beneficial and that are permitted under state law RCW 69.51A.010(4).

pls note that this is not to down the cause or to start a debate i just want to input opinion. I can speak from personal experience I have had my home searched with plants going and received no punishment, but i was arrested and tried for another case and the judge wrote in my doc. that I was alwayed to still operate under the medical marijuana law....aka don't do anything stupid we are responsible for our own actions. Fry should continue to fight it because he does as stated earlier have a true illness.:hippy::jointsmile:
iforgotmyname Reviewed by iforgotmyname on . Another Set Back Whatever happened to a presumption of innocense? C/P Court: Doc's marijuana OK doesn't preclude search By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press Writer The Washington State Supreme Court says a doctor's permission to use medical marijuana doesn't preclude police from arresting a patient or searching his home. Story Published: Jan 21, 2010 at 10:52 AM PST Rating: 5