And I'm a big fan of common sense and courtesy.
But, we're talking about the crystallized prejudices that make up our Pot laws.
Washington, Oregon, and California honor, legitimate medical recommendations for their citizens only!

There is no protection from arrest, or prosecution with any other states card.

As of yet! (Folks are working on that).

Montana, and I think Rhode Island are on-board with reciprocity but my memory sucks, so do look it up.:stoned:

For the hope part.
They will probably knock it down to simple possession because you have a valid rec. from another state, even though it offers no real legal protection.
I wish you the best of luck, and plenty of hope.
But I advise you, to study-up and get a lawyer.

Aloha Brah,

Weeze



Quote Originally Posted by gypski
I would hope that different states that have medical laws that are contiguous would give temporary relief when there is clear evidence that the medicine was actually medical, and wasn't going to stay or be used in the state, but full intent was to reenter the state that the authorization was valid in. What's considered legal medicine in one should be just as valid in the other. That's just common sense and courtesy. Especially with no intent to commit a crime. :twocents:
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . Using Pot Card OUT-Of-STATE That's probably an easy question, I'm a California resident, but is a Cali Medical Marijuana Card applicable out of state or in states who have no such laws? Will it get you out of jail for possession in other states? Rating: 5