Department of Revenue on the "35 day" rule

[TheReleafCenter]

Full text here: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite...&ssbinary=true

They're threatening any MMC who serves a patient in the 35 day waiting period.

TheReleafCenter Reviewed by TheReleafCenter on 09-28-2010. Department of Revenue on the "35 day" rule Full text here: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobheader=application/pdf&blobkey=id&blobtable=MungoBlobs&blobwhere=1251659488306&ssbinary=true They're threatening any MMC who serves a patient in the 35 day waiting period. Rating: 5

[FlyinPolynesian]

Thats Fucking Tarded!! Their just setting it up to deny more and more applications.

[copobo]

don't you think THEY should be meeting their deadlines, before handing out threats!!!!?????!!!!????

[Denvertoad]

don't you think THEY should be meeting their deadlines, before handing out threats!!!!?????!!!!????

That was my first thought, sort of a double standard isn't it? Do as I say, not as I do.

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

don't you think THEY should be meeting their deadlines, before handing out threats!!!!?????!!!!????

indeed

every week they try to lay out some new rule to protect the fine citizens of colorado as an attempt to impede the progress of this industry. fine have your mmj were just going burden you with regs and red tape.


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[TheReleafCenter]

Technically, the 35 day rule has always been in place.

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

Technically, the 35 day rule has always been in place.

true but that wasnt really what was getting at its always something with these people. so now, one wonders how are they going to enforce this. place their own employees as armed auditors in each dispensary



meded is a hell of a drug

[cologrower420]

If the state ever gets around to denying applications, then any MMC that sold the 'denied' person medicine during that period of time would technically be selling to a non-patient, which is illegal.

It's inconvenient, but so is everything about this legislation. Oh well, I'm just glad I can medicate.

Although, I will be slowing down my MMC visits since they are starting to ask for redcard and id, then showing it to recording video camera. I don't care to have anyone know how much I visit, and my MMC's will suffer for it.

[cologrower420]

true but that wasnt really what was getting at its always something with these people. so now, one wonders how are they going to enforce this. place their own employees as armed auditors in each dispensary



meded is a hell of a drug

Every MMC will be hooked up to a camera system that will be accessible at any time by _____, I am not sure. We're told that this system won't track amount purchased, but I have concerns about my trips to mmc's being recorded. I have a public image in my other life.

[TheReleafCenter]

I'd love to get in trouble for dispensing medicine to a patient who hasn't received a denial in 35 days but eventually is denied. Hello, lawsuit! The CDPHE knows it, too.

Same for if any of my confidential information. The concept that patients will be persecuted in any way to me seems to be unlikely.