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06-25-2010, 06:35 AM #11OPSenior Member
Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
Many inquiring minds need to know? I-1068 would undo all these legal gymnastics.
The legal answer to this is "YES" for state "ONLY"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IT REMOVES ALL CANNABIS RELATED ISSUES AS A "PUBLIC OFFENSE"..I.E. NONE CRIMINAL AND AS TOMATOES ARE...FREE TO PROPAGATE WITHOUT STATE INTERFERENCE(NOT FEDERAL, READ MONSON V. U.S. IN THE LEGAL SECTION, CANNABIS L. SATIVA IS ALSO HEMP)...BUT, WILL STILL DRAW IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, READ ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDERS INTERNAL MEMO/POLICY..VERY CLEAR IT "ONLY" APPLIES TO MEDICAL MARIJUANA UNDER STATE STATUTE, NOT COMPLETE LEGALIZATION...WHICH IS CONTRARY TO FEDERAL PUBLIC POLICY...
THIS IS FOR ADULTS ONLY AND DOESN'T PROTECT YOU AGAINST DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ANY "DRUGS"...our laws clearly state "drugs" and not specific to any "drugs" in a persons body..this in of itself will be gymnastics with the recent ruling about delta 9 and our body producing delta 11..just saying.
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06-25-2010, 06:50 AM #12OPSenior Member
Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
Originally Posted by justpics
furthermore, any authorizations prior to this enactment, are "GRANDFATHERED IN"...STEVE SARICH IS COMPLETELY WRONG HERE ABOUT VALIDITY( he is correct about some asshat not knowing the laws and arbitrarily arresting you)...."ONLY" PERTINENT MEDICAL RECORDS ARE NOT ALLOWED ANYMORE IN ANY COURT CASES...WHICH WAS NOT GRANDFATHERED IN, BECAUSE IT IS A VIOLATION OF PRIVACY IN ONE'S MEDICAL RECORDS AND PHYSICIAN/PATIENT RELATIONSHIP.. A CLEAR VIOLATION OF LAW..geez!!
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06-25-2010, 07:07 AM #13OPSenior Member
Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
Originally Posted by justpics
PLEASE QUOTE THE SECTION IN THE MUMA/CUA ACT WHICH SAYS A 1 YR IS MANDATED UNDER LAW....OR EVEN CLOSE TO SAYING SUCH A THING...
1000 BUCKS SAYS YOU CAN'T...I HAVE A JUDGES LEGAL OPINION IN MY CASE WHICH SPECIFICALLY STATES THERE IS NO 1 YR "REQUIREMENT" IN THE "CHAPTER" TO BE FOUND....
" THEY ARE MERELY SILENT. THERE IS NO LANGUAGE REGARDING THESE ISSUES TO BE FOUND, ONE WAY OR THE OTHER, IN THE ENTIRE CHAPTER. PUT ANOTHER WAY, THERE IS NO "WORDING" TO CONSTRUE; INSTEAD THERE IS A LACK OF IT"
IME IS A VERY LIMITED WAY TO SHOW ANY RELATIONSHIP WITH ANY HEALTHCARE PRACTIONER..DOC-IN-THE-BOXES DON'T QUALIFY BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT RECOGNIZED UNDER ANY WA. ST. LEARNED PROFESSIONS PUBLIC POLICY..
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06-25-2010, 08:18 AM #14justpics
Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
the doctor who writes your authorization is making the diagnoses based on your previous medical records.
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06-25-2010, 08:33 AM
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Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
Can you explain this in step-by-step fashion in "DETAIL" please...you are confusing me john..lol. Start with the law which allows this to occur first, please john. THEN GO FROM THERE.Originally Posted by justpics
06-25-2010, 08:39 AM
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justpics
Why there can't be a 1yr. expiration date in Wa. St.
I really don't get why you keep calling me john...
anyway;
" (a) Is a patient of a physician licensed under chapter 18.71 or 18.57 RCW;
(b) Has been diagnosed by THAT physician as having a terminal or debilitating medical condition;"
that's the basis in law for what I am saying, its RCW69.51A.010 (a), (b)