Quote Originally Posted by justpics
the WA BOP doesn't have to reschedule marijuana so long as federally it is schedule 1.
Actually, the state of wa. "adopted" the federal csa not "enacted" it..meaning they had no hearings nor constituent debate..so as you notice the bop & legislature added "legend" drugs to the state csa by enacting it thru constituent debate...

Same thing with cannabis...only that,our own state prosecuting authority has "clarified" to all citizens and agencies alike statewide..it is an herb "only" in which only the legislature has authority to classify...2007 rcw 69.51A et.seq. intent identified it as a "substance" only...not a controlled substance as defined by the bop/state prosecuting authority as their agent in fact and the "CHIEF" EXECUTIVE law enforcement authority of the state. No state agency has the policing authority to override the chief executive law enforcement of the state.

And if i am wrong, then how is it that the legislature added "natural path" to the list, since they can't authorize any "use" of controlled substances under federal law, (conant v. walters doesn't apply here)...our political arena here in washington hinges on semantics...and the end results.

Seems to me with this is the end result...it is an herb in which no police official may search/seize/forfeiture "any" property from any qualifying patient..nor drag them thru court on ambiguous crap because you can't read or listen to your lawyers..WE THE LEGISLATURE HAVE FULL JURISDICTION HERE: NOTE TO ALL PARTICIPANTS IN THE JUDICIAL PROCESS..

And our own supreme court has claimed rcw 69.51A is constitutional.