Quote Originally Posted by onebrownmouse
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.
So do you think that any number of patients can get together and farm? A large patient cooperative located on one patient's 40 acres zoned agricultural for example? How about a coop of patients renting a building and dividing all expenses to include time put in at "work"?
AllenScott Reviewed by AllenScott on . caregivers forced to register, have info provided to local agencies are you going solo as a patient grower or are you going to continue being a caregiver, registering with the state, and having your info given to local authorities? Rating: 5