Quote Originally Posted by Zedleppelin
Warren Edson is anti patient, anti caregiver and nothing more than a lackey for the dispensaries. I wouldnt believe anything that assclown says.
Think about it. If you're selling, even to another registered patient, you're still dispensing.
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Whether it's constitutional or not, dispensing is regulated by 1284. Stopping P2P transactions (dispensing) would seem to be what 1284 is all about actually since it puts the grower/patients and non grower patients whose privacy they are trying to invade outside the reach of their cameras and fingerprint scanners and leaves it up to the grower/patients to obey the law, not sell or be in possession of more than two ounces of usable product and report their transactions to the non grower patients as income which would then be taxed, which the grower/patient is not going to do because then they will fall under the "caregiver" designation and if the patient the grower/patient sells to is not his patient, then he's in violation of 1284. These are not Warren Edson's words, they are my own opinions. I wouldn't mind at all if I was wrong.
puntacometa Reviewed by puntacometa on . Are private sales still legal? I know the law changed this summer, but I've heard different things regarding a grace period. Can a caregiver still sell to a patient that they are not a caregiver for? Can a caregiver still sell to a dispensary? Sorry if this issue has been beaten to death. Rating: 5