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05-15-2011, 10:26 PM #11Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by DenverRelief
Of course you feel that way, all your competition has been pushed underground. People of this state voted for a caregiver/patient model, but thanks to the dispensaries and their lobbyists that has been made nearly impossible in order for you guys to make money. My gut tells me if it went up for a vote that people would not approve dispensaries, maybe we need a new amendment to clarify exactly what people of this state want.
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05-16-2011, 01:42 AM #12Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by DenverRelief
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05-16-2011, 03:02 AM #13Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by senorx12562
Now to the bazillion dollar question, If caregivers are within plant count and weight compliance, what is the big deal with registration? Of course I understand the desire for privacy, but given the choice between felony cultivation vs state registration it seems an easy choice.
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05-16-2011, 02:54 PM #14Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Not a crock at all. To provide just one example, I'm a caregiver (the non MMJ kind) for an elderly blind man. Another condition prevents him from walking. Before he took my advice and got on the registry, he was having a terrible time with unreliable dealers and poor quality control. He was being ripped off. It wasn't because he was "not trying" but because he is a homebound disabled man in a rural part of the state. Centers have been a godsend for him, finally providing reliable access to reliable medicine at much lower cost than he was paying before. He's also discovered some hash and extracts that ease his back.
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05-17-2011, 11:03 PM #15Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
I just had a friend call me. She said that some caregiver friends of hers living in Arrapaho County got a call from MMED two nights ago. The were at the end of the driveway, said they smelled MMJ, and asked to be let in to audit the plant count and electrical and construction "Code Compliance". The caregiver refused the "inspection" and the the sheriff arrived and "insisted". Some electrical "code" violations were found (extension cords and circuit breakers near limit) and the entire op was taken. Nice.
And how about that U.S. Supreme Court ruling just recently giving LEO the right to kick in the door without a warrant if they suspect evidence is being destroyed! A LEO had "smelled" MMJ and when the knock on the door went unanswered and he heard noise inside so he busted in being worried about the destruction of evidence. Case Upheld. I "smell" weed and they don't answer when I "knock". I "hear" noise. I'm allowed to kick in a door. How on Earth would one defend themselves when the senses of LEO are held as truth?
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05-19-2011, 03:42 AM #16Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by HighPopalorum
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05-26-2011, 08:56 PM #17Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by senorx12562
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05-26-2011, 09:10 PM #18Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
No caregiver is "underground" as the constitution still stands. And people should understand that the word caregiver and the definition in the constitution are for people who are NOT qualifying patients, but caregiving.......patients can assist patients in medical use. Medical use includes, acquisition, possession, production, use, and transportation. the constitution further exempts the medical use of MMJ from CO criminal laws governing the "acquisition, possession, manufacture, production, use, sale distribution, dispensing or transportation of marijuana". Until we repeal A20, caregivers and patients are protected under the constitution.
Patients need to call themselves what they are patients---not caregivers---unless they are not a patient. Patients can still assist other patients. hb1284 and hb1043 address caregivers, unconstitutionally, I might add.
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05-26-2011, 09:35 PM #19Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Originally Posted by onebrownmouse
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05-26-2011, 10:53 PM #20Senior Member
caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies
Kathleen is correct, the Constitution plainly states:
(b) Effective June 1, 2001, it shall be an exception from the state's criminal laws for any patient or primary care-giver in lawful possession of a registry identification card to engage or assist in the medical use of marijuana, except as otherwise provided in subsections (5) and (8) of this section.
They can pass all the damn laws they want but it doesnt change 'it shall be an exception from the state's criminal laws'. I have no doubt this is why people are still openly selling on Craigslist, if law enforcement thought they could they would be nailing people all day long on there.
Everyone that can needs to donate now to get these unconstitutional laws overturned Cannabis Lawusit: Patient and Caregiver Rights Litigation Project
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