Quote Originally Posted by Weezard
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
Thank you Weeze.

And old saying comes to mind..you can lead a horse to water but, you can never make them drink it.

As you can see above, I posted the 100% relevant precedent case for Oregon...which isn't the 1st time it was discussed... as one of my sons went to cali. and got pulled over with his friend..they had a pound and a half in the car.

The above case is being used by the county prosecutor because they both have Oregon cards...and the claim is non-residency of cali...Interesting thing though..cali. lingo is just hortatory in reference to residency.

Studying up surely pays off. Cause we all know, ignorance of the law is no excuse. :thumbsup:

Also, if one has any priors for cannabis...they don't give you a possession charge for having manufactured plants in one's possession..you get the full monte. Especially in Oregon... one is expected to register regardless of time in that state..
jamessr Reviewed by jamessr 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