Quote Originally Posted by killerweed420
Yeah but thats marinol not MMJ. Marinol is a legal prescription, mmj is not at this point. Any doctor that wrote a prescription for MMJ would immediately loose his DEA license to prescribe.
That is medical marijuana KW420, google rcw 69.51 and you will see it is not marinol...state v. tracy was not about marinol either.

MMJ is a legal prescription substance in washington per our state supreme court...a schedule 2 at that...69.51 rescheduled cannabis for research purposes only....mmj is a states right to expand it's research without harming the rest of the country.

Bring the right court argument and we all win..patients that is...

I wish to point out that one should look at their authorization( if current 2010), it has all the same requirements of a prescription, it is just called by name an authorization...it's legal effects is the same as a script...regardless of State v. Fry, because no-one has brought it before the court yet...rcw 69.50.308 (e) lawful order of a practitioner...in the usual coarse of business...for medical purposes.