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That has been decided and/or affirmed in Ter Beek v City of Wyoming. State law does trump local municipal laws.

Would you like to play a game? Dealing with excessive police intrusion has been handled pretty well historically. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=xzCEdSKMkdU BTW, I have an activation code for Assassin's Creed Black Flag if anyone is interested.

The protection to be found in the type of agreements and affidavits I've suggested may very well be ruled on by the Supreme Court, along with other unspecified evidentiary issues. in Hartwick/Tuttle. If it goes our way it can help open possibilities of enough patient sponsorships using them to...

Sounds smart here.

Around here we call that GC3.

The bill is in play, but there are changes continuing. The government will amend it to grant itself more control. Get with your Senator's office to find out what the moves are.

There are provisions for damages in both laws. These people can bring an action to recover their losses; yes, to include back pay. The courts might create interlocutory prohibitions against employers, the government, and discriminatory public accommodation and on behalf of disabled individuals.

This is a good place to start regarding the ADA in terms of government, to include police, intrusion on the rights of disabled individuals on the Federal level. It does not cover cannabis use as legitimate treatment, but does require reasonable accommodation against injurious physical harm in...

The ADA is not the best solution to cannabis defenses in Michigan. Just drop it. It is a federal law that omits cannabis use as a reasonable accommodation. The Michigan Persons' With Disabilitites, OTOH, PA 202 of 1976 carries more water for these and others who have been discriminated against...

There may be options opening up for you to seek civil damages under state discrimination civil rights law. We are looking at this as we speak.

I'm not talking about the ADA, which holds that cannabis is illegal and its use not protected, but the Michigan Persons With Disabilities Act of 1976 that protects us at the state level. What ruling are you talking about?

A man on the teevee has said, to face marijuana with dread. His words are hereafter, derided with laughter, and we keep on feeding our heads.

Made Friday. Only thought I knew what stoned was before this weekend. Then I woke up yesterday with no water pressure. Bit me right in the nuts.

So I'd like to think. It is not, however, assured, but I think sends a good message.

I just pissed myself.

Watch your cooter sweet thang. There might be bad men about.

Chiropractors are not qualified under the law to write certifications. Skylor is right that the recommending MD or DO can use chiropractic notes to establish a history of injury or disease.

Now they should file State Civil Rights Claims because they were discriminated against for treating their disabilities. Ding ding ding!

It has legs. There will be some smoke and maybe a little heat, and maybe something will come from it. Support it by all means, unless you, like I, want to see it downlisted to schedule three or even four.