Quote Originally Posted by time4me
@James, it's my understanding that IF a drug/med/etc. is found to have ANY medicinal value, it is NOT schedule I. So will this mean that all cannabis is schedule II by default? It seems schedule I is an "all or nothing", so if there is any schedule II classification at all, it IS a schedule II. Can you find that? I know someone had it at some point and I was thinking it was you. I would love to do a comparative analysis and see if we can cause even more stink.
I'm so tired of all this bullshit. The idiocy of it astounding. That we, sick patients, some of us terminal, have to intervene to make sure our lawmakers are actually doing their jobs, is disgusting.
Can we do a class-action against the state if we can't get them to straighten this crap out? I'd be in, if we can.
I am working on my case appeal so we don't have to sue anyone. It is looking pretty on spot to toss these fools overboard into the abyss.

And yes it is a schedule 2 for all mmj patients in wa.... no case has touched on it yet, so far. except a rumbling from our wa. supreme court in a case quoted: ONLY DR.'S LICENSED IN WA. STATE MAY PRESCRIBE MARIJUANA. see rcw 69.51 and left it at that.

An injunction is ideal under Conant v. Walters[ 9th cir. precedent] since we,[ us patients in totality] are protected in our 1st amendment right to receive valuable "health" info. and enter into the mmj political debate... a 1yr. restrains this free-speech right..and violates conant v. walters injunction...

So when I file my appeal, all hell is going to break loose....cause I am not an officer of the court with a duty to protect my fellow court officer but, just the opposite. And I got some caselaw thats going to spin their legal minds into a black hole.

As far as the idea of mmj having medical attributes recognized by our government by the language you used, will never happen cause the rescheduling federal process does not allow any plants to be removed from a schedule 1, as you can not repeat the same test repeatedly with the same results... so it is the states which have the power to reschedule under state law, which if the majority become medical marijuana states, the requirment will be met by congress and the will be duty bound to change it to a lower schedule because the states control the practice of medicine, not congress.