the difference is pretty simple though - CTI is fighting for patient rights and that is the basis for the lawsuit. Will those who are bringing this action benefit if it wins? Sure, but so will patients. 1284 *could* have been a patient's health and safety bill, but it ended up being jammed through and is clogged with crap meant to appease the anti-pot crowd and industry, but really NO thought was given in the regs for patients. There is a pretty basic problem with the mmj rules here. Those who entered the market early wanted regs that would protect them - and they got what they wanted. Even year 2 of a moratorium on new biz. Is that to protect patients? HA! Now, they think it's lame that there are patients and caregivers who are 'against' them. The people they locked out are the other activists. This challenge was inevitable. 1284 is unfair to patients in the most basic way - it is limiting choice. It's closed down dozens of shops in cities who don't them, it's taken caregivers away from patients and made medicine harder to get for many. The other basic difference is lobbyists are paid & I'm pretty sure KC is out-of-pocket for a large portion of the costs..
copobo Reviewed by copobo on . Wanda bitches about the rules she helped create Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division rules for moving MMJ extreme, says Wanda James - Denver News - The Latest Word ​It's a crazy time for Wanda James, co-owner of Simply Pure Products, a medicated edibles company. Not only is she in the midst of introducing a bold new initiative -- Simply Home Cooking, for people who want to make their own edibles -- but she's readying for tomorrow, when Colorado's medical marijuana regulations officially go into effect. And she admits that many of them Rating: 5