This is, from the mouth of the best MMJ attorneys, the most intrusive application language in the country.

I understand schedule 1 and two and 3 and 4 are all federal classifications. But CO and OR have reclassified them in their state language.

First off it isn't called Amendment 20--it is Article 18 Section 14 of the CO constitution. It was Amendment 20 when it was on the ballot. The voters passed it. Some other future initiative will be called Amendment 20.

"Besides, you're not a caregiver, but a MMC. (If you don't want to be regulated, do as Turbo suggests and become a caregiver.)You should have to pay taxes as well as comply with other state and local ordinances like other businesses do" High P.

Another sheep misleading the rest. If I was not a caregiver I would be in jail. Everyone with more than 5 patients would be. When the state passes regulation that creates MMC's I can only be an MMC if I apply. I have not chosen to apply as I will not apply for something NOT COVERED in the CO constitution.

I have paid taxes, even before the state said it was required. Because No shit, every retail sale requires taxes. Zoning is the way caregivers can be legally regulated. I suppose you agree with the unconstitutional local banns, another thing that will be proven in the court of law.

"We can disagree about what the state can reasonably require of you in terms of fees, private information and compliance." High P

If you actually consulted an informed attorney, the fee's can be whatever the dept of rev wants. We do not have control or 'rights' on fees. Yes, we can say they are outrageous.
onebrownmouse Reviewed by onebrownmouse on . One Brown Mouse :(:(:(I was up in Ned.on tue.and spoke with Katheen.She said she is closing the disp. on Aug 31.:(:(:(:( Rating: 5