Legislative Bills

[gypski]

Here are the links to the Senate and House bills. Whether we fully agree or not, its what we may get. :smokin:

SB 5073 - 2011-12

HB 1100 - 2011-12

gypski Reviewed by gypski on 01-12-2011. Legislative Bills Here are the links to the Senate and House bills. Whether we fully agree or not, its what we may get. :smokin: SB 5073 - 2011-12 HB 1100 - 2011-12 Rating: 5

[time4me]

Wow, thanks, Gypski. It's the same bill, house and senate. I think you are right.

[jamessr]

Now that's what I call legislation for us all. I like the section which reaches into the very pockets of violators, that will stop the theft of honest services right fast.

The section for the research program is awesome...

The pre-emption section addresses needed attention.

Interesting registration program...I see many flaws that will be abused...look at what is going on in mich. state registry system and collectives protected like oregon registry system..the feds want records from the state registry system which is protected by state law. Most feds would pay the penalty [ for a state official/officer ] to get the records.:wtf:

Looks like SOW has gotten the picture finally and about time.:thumbsup:

[justpics]

I don't like the standard of "some evidence" that gives police a loophole around protection from arrest. That's the same standard of evidence we give to prison inmates accused of crimes inside of prison.

What is "evidence" that a patient has been a provider to more than 1 patient in 15 days? What is "evidence" that a patient has benefit from a patient provider relationship? Sounds like anything a kidnap err kitsap county officer says it is. ie: no protection from arrest unless the officer wants to give it to you, which is the SAME THING WE CURRENTLY HAVE. How many patients in king county have been arrested under the current law?

Get rid of the loopholes and add some teeth.


The patient registry is a disaster, but its not like we all didn't see it coming. ACLU has been working on that one for a long time.

The DUI section is a disaster too, if per se limits come into play, any time a patient is pulled over they will be at risk for a DUI.

That plus patient registry = nightmare.

[time4me]

Yeah, the part about transplants is just a slap in the face for those of us who need transplants. They might as well left it out. By leaving it in, it just tells me that no one in the system gives a sh*t and here, let's rub it in your face!

[jamessr]

Yeah, the part about transplants is just a slap in the face for those of us who need transplants. They might as well left it out. By leaving it in, it just tells me that no one in the system gives a sh*t and here, let's rub it in your face!

Guess we need to fix this part then don't we.

[gypski]

I've been reading the buzz (no pun intended) in other Washington State forums concerning the new law, and what is missing with these two bills, is another bill being introduced. That bill concerns impaired driving and the level that the bill is trying to set is outrageous. The fuckers give in one hand, and try and backdoor us with the other. Does anyone really expect honest services from these schiesters? Do you really feel as though your concerns are being represented? Or do you feel like a pawn in a bullshit game of hide the pea with the illusion of personal freedom and choice where it concerns life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (fucking freedom from pain and trying to live a normal fucking life)? :cursing: :twocents:

Its not surprising people get guns and shoot politicians and other members of the system because they are such lying fucks who prey on their own constituents and those they are sworn to serve and protect. Not search and destroy. And I don't condone what happened in Tucson. :wtf:

[justpics]

that is what I was talking about with the 'per se' limits, gypski.


The plan is to use a bunch of studies which found a correlation between THC blood levels and accident rates, and use that to pretend that they have proven a causation between THC in your blood and impairment.


Nice trick huh?


Can't wait for the study that shows that people who are specific minority groups correlate to higher accident rates so we can set per se limits on being an asian driver...."I am sorry ma'am, studies found a correlation between your ethnic group and accidents so you are therefore impaired"...right?

[time4me]

Most politicians have sold out to the highest bidder, i.e. big corporations. They do not have the interests of the working people in mind, only themselves. Just look at how they are squabbling and pointing fingers at each other, all while trying to get more than their piece of the pie.
We, the people, the REAL people of the United States, need to stand up and take back our country from a corrupt and broken government that is tearing this country apart. Until then, we will be stuck in this rut and sinking deeper........

[jamessr]

May I suggest looking into what a persons body produces when using cannabis. Find this element in the csa as a violation. Good luck cause it isn't there at all. Not even close.:wtf::wtf::wtf: a persons body does not produce the restricted substance delta-9.

This is fear propaganda put out by some really smart folks we all know in the mmj world. any "smart" lawyer with any due diligence can see that. The supreme court of michigan has a specific case addressing these very issues before it.. which it remanded. Ding Ding, round 2.