Quote Originally Posted by futureboy
In my opinion the laws set forth by our compassionate RI legislative body are straight forward and concise for the most part. There is no need to feel in anyway that you are challenging the system. The laws were written taking into account the amount of meds and plant numbers neccessary to produce enough meds on a consistent basis for the average caregiver/patient. If you notice it is the cardholders who are a doing things that they shouldn't be doing who are ending up in news stories and making a bad impression on the public about the program. In fact, Polarboy here is an idea, have a section in the mag that people can write in and explain how MMJ has made there life better.
You are right with your opinion. But so to say, a police officer or the fire department would have to enter my house because of a unrelated event. At that point I would have to prove my grow is for medical reasons. My wife is at work and can't make it home to say she is also a card holder. I do stand a chance of going to jail, kids taking away, plants destroyed. Patients go without cannabis....
When the police come you can't walk around with them to tell them what is what can you? The videos I saw from Steve Kubby's arrest which is now off-line. It was on his Pot-tv News show in 2002/2003. It showed police picking clones up by the stem. If the soil came up with the cut they counted it. If the cutting came out of the dirt they did not count it. His total plants were way over the 99 mark set by Californiaâ??s medical cannabis law which was posted on the door of his grow room.

At that point wouldnâ??t I or someone else have to challenge what to me (and most likely the state police) looks like a loop hole in the law?