Farmer's Market Style

[COzigzag]

OR A PATIENT FOR HIMSELF OR HERSELF MAY CULTIVATE OR
22 PROVIDE MARIJUANA AND ONLY FOR MEDICAL USE.

this part here the provide part.may cultivate OR provide mj for mmj use.could this be the loophole we could use?

That's the point I'm trying to make.

Thank you for getting it. I thought I wasn't making myself clear.

:thumbsup:

COzigzag Reviewed by COzigzag on 05-18-2010. Farmer's Market Style Would this fly in Colorado with the upcoming new bill? They are doing it in Cali. Selling MMJ vendor style like a farmer's market. Inland Empire uses a farmerâ��s approach Farmersâ�� market style local collective opens in Riverside « WEST COAST LEAF Rating: 5

[TheReleafCenter]

That may be mitigated by this:

(2) IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO BUY, SELL, TRANSFER, GIVE
14 AWAY, OR ACQUIRE MEDICAL MARIJUANA EXCEPT AS ALLOWED PURSUANT
15 TO THIS ARTICLE.

I think there is a big difference between "provide" and "sell" in legal terms. The bill specifically talks about selling medical marijuana multiple times.

[TurboALLWD]

That may be mitigated by this:

(2) IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO BUY, SELL, TRANSFER, GIVE
14 AWAY, OR ACQUIRE MEDICAL MARIJUANA EXCEPT AS ALLOWED PURSUANT
15 TO THIS ARTICLE.

I think there is a big difference between "provide" and "sell" in legal terms. The bill specifically talks about selling medical marijuana multiple times.

Their going to have one hell of a time policing one hundred thousand patients, but who knows maybe they'll try. If i were a patient that couldn't find a good caregiver, I'd hook up with people that do have a good one, and I'd casually meet up with them to get my meds before paying twice as much for a strain claimed to have high cbd but no PROOF.

[TheReleafCenter]

At that point, why not just buy off the black market? I don't see much of a distinction.

[canaguy27]

At that point, why not just buy off the black market? I don't see much of a distinction.

That is what is going to happen. I know quite a few that have gone back underground.

[COzigzag]

That may be mitigated by this:

(2) IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO BUY, SELL, TRANSFER, GIVE
14 AWAY, OR ACQUIRE MEDICAL MARIJUANA EXCEPT AS ALLOWED PURSUANT
15 TO THIS ARTICLE.

I think there is a big difference between "provide" and "sell" in legal terms. The bill specifically talks about selling medical marijuana multiple times.

The paragraph I am referring to is contained in the same article as you are referring to. Your paragraph just reinforces what I am pointing out.

[cowgirl1]

Farmers market would not work for a cargiver. Once you have 5 patients you cannot sell to anyone else. Not even the dispencaries, other caregivers etc...

[TheReleafCenter]

The paragraph I am referring to is contained in the same article as you are referring to. Your paragraph just reinforces what I am pointing out.

Like I said, I think they make the distinction of who can SELL mmj very clearly throughout the bill. If you're a caregiver, you can't just jump between being a caregiver and a patient when it legally suits you. It seems like very shaky legal ground at best. Anyway, that's my two cents. :thumbsup:

[FlyinPolynesian]

Yeah but you can't sit roadside like a Farmer's Market and sell MMJ. Unless I have the Michigan Farmer's Markets in mind.

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They just need to do this in Englewood.

[denverbear]

what I want to know is why are there not any farmers markets up in the North end of town (ie. thornton/westminster area....I guess up north we don't eat food just smoke....lol