While I do not share his enthusiasm for going to court with an affirmative defense case to rep Pro Se, I will say this, he is correct.

We made this statement the day it was written into law.

Ed Sueter also made the same announcement on stage at the AOD meeting to help clear the air. Plenty of attorney's were on hand to correct the info should it be interpreted incorrectly, none did.

Our new forum/website is designed to help facilitate some of the things talked about in this thread. It establishes a platform for the residents of Arizona to facilitate section 36-2811 of the AMMA. And the reason people are signing up is...

"36-2811. Presumption of medical use of marijuana; protections; civil penalty
A. THERE IS A PRESUMPTION THAT A QUALIFYING PATIENT OR DESIGNATED CAREGIVER IS ENGAGED IN THE MEDICAL USE OF MARIJUANA PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER.
1. THE PRESUMPTION EXISTS IF THE QUALIFYING PATIENT OR DESIGNATED CAREGIVER:
(a) IS IN POSSESSION OF A REGISTRY IDENTIFICATION CARD.
(b) IS IN POSSESSION OF AN AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA THAT DOES NOT EXCEED THE ALLOWABLE AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA.
2. THE PRESUMPTION MAY BE REBUTTED BY EVIDENCE THAT CONDUCT RELATED TO MARIJUANA WAS NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF TREATING OR ALLEVIATING THE QUALIFYING PATIENT'S DEBILITATING MEDICAL CONDITION OR SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE QUALIFYING PATIENT'S DEBILITATING MEDICAL CONDITION PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER.
B. A REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT OR REGISTERED DESIGNATED CAREGIVER IS NOT SUBJECT TO ARREST, PROSECUTION OR PENALTY IN ANY MANNER, OR DENIAL OF ANY RIGHT OR PRIVILEGE, INCLUDING ANY CIVIL PENALTY OR DISCIPLINARY ACTION BY A COURT OR OCCUPATIONAL OR PROFESSIONAL LICENSING BOARD OR BUREAU:
1. FOR THE REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT'S MEDICAL USE OF MARIJUANA PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER, IF THE REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT DOES NOT POSSESS MORE THAN THE ALLOWABLE AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA.
2. FOR THE REGISTERED DESIGNATED CAREGIVER ASSISTING A REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT TO WHOM HE IS CONNECTED THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT'S REGISTRATION PROCESS WITH THE REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT'S MEDICAL USE OF MARIJUANA PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER IF THE REGISTERED DESIGNATED CAREGIVER DOES NOT POSSESS MORE THAN THE ALLOWABLE AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA.
3. FOR OFFERING OR PROVIDING MARIJUANA TO A REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT OR A REGISTERED DESIGNATED CAREGIVER FOR THE REGISTERED QUALIFYING PATIENT'S MEDICAL USE OR TO A REGISTERED NONPROFIT MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY IF NOTHING OF VALUE IS TRANSFERRED IN RETURN AND THE PERSON GIVING THE MARIJUANA DOES NOT KNOWINGLY CAUSE THE RECIPIENT TO POSSESS MORE THAN THE ALLOWABLE AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA."

So in short, if your certified right now and I'm certified right now I can give you buds, you can give me buds and it's OK

"A PERSON MAY ASSERT THE MEDICAL PURPOSE FOR USING MARIJUANA IN A MOTION TO DISMISS, AND THE CHARGES SHALL BE DISMISSED FOLLOWING AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING WHERE THE PERSON SHOWS THE ELEMENTS LISTED IN SUBSECTION (A)."

subsection A clearly states, "qualifying patient"

If you are certified right now in AZ you can legally possess marijuana within what is declared in the law, 2.5 ounces. Our

We have a list of over 50 people/groups that have us scheduled to come out and set up their home systems the FIRST WEEK OF APRIL.

While we all appreciate your concern for the well being of others I just want to make sure accurate information is given.

just to add, since I am certified, you can go to our FB pages and see the Iolite review we did, last week I assure you it wasn't tobacco in there.