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I've reserved for twenty, but it would be great to be pleasantly surprised.

I'm there youse dudes.

Come on by abe. I'll buy you a cuppa coffee. If you are suggesting that you are not smart and motivated, your talent is unmistakable.

Is there any getting around the fact that hash and oil are prepared from leaves and flowers, and are thus a preparation thereof? Resin is a constituent of leaves and flowers. These judges in the COA are fools.

Bumpity bump

Tuesday's meeting in Lansing is planned to bring people together to work on the issues. Please make the time to attend.

It is no secret that I advocate section 8 as an option to just about any medical use of mj. With that in mind, the contract that is posted in this forum (https://www.rollitup.org/michigan-patients/646322-section-8-protection-17.html#post9319532) is an option. I hope to develop this further with...

The patient's designated caregiver can find the source. It is, however not legal for the source to xfer it to anyone but a patient who has designated them as a cg. If you have no creative way to initially obtain and insist on a clearly legal method, what I offer is an option.

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Look. As a patient you are permitted to acquire from any source. Patients can acquire and subsequently give permission to grow to the caregiver of their choice. If you are a caregiver, just have the patient get what you need. What is so difficult about that?

Look. As a patient you are permitted to acquire from any source. Patients can acquire and subsequently give permission to grow to the caregiver of their choice. If you are a caregiver, just have the patient get what you need. What is so difficult about that?

Section 8 permits anyone who meets the requirements of a "caregiver" in the definitions in sec. 3 to become a caregiver to any patient who has a recommendation from a qualified physician, without limit, registered or not. If you were to become the patient's other caregiver, or for that matter...

Tuesday. July 16th. 7:00. Gone Wired. Be there. LARA rule changes and court cases will be discussed. Otherwise it is intended to bring smart, talented, and motivated people together to again engage in participatory advocacy on our own behalf in the short and long view. RSVPs welcome.

I am moving a sec. 8 case forward as we speak. There are only three numbers here, and they are not random. There is no guesswork involved. That is apparently beyond you.

Updated 7/10/13. I have been advised that a corporation is NOT a person for the purposes of the Act. Maybe we should invite Mitt to come on board. Patient/Caregiver Agreement to Engage in the Medical Use of...

I have a couple of other places to kick.

I can't help but point out that the AD provides instant coverage. I have thoughts to make a couple of minor changes to the contract that I wrote and will bump the Sec. 8 thread, where it appears, with them. Further, I am seeking information regarding the risk and cost involved in a sec. 8...

Then we have the notion that corporations are persons. That is an interesting twist. TYVM SCOTUS. "Primary caregiver" or "caregiver" means a person who is at least 21 years old and who has agreed to assist with a patient's medical use of marihuana and who has not been convicted of any felony...

The links posted above are straight from an office that has gone on record with what the law provides. They are all the documents necessary to satisfy my claims. Lawyers do not make claims whether or not courtroom claims have or have not guarantees, and neither do I. Your challenge has nothing...

Sec.8 is the law. Per the above mentioned links: Statutory authority to assert defense and presumption: Section 8(a) authorizes assertion of the affirmative defense, and crates a presumption of validity of the defense where a showing is made as to its elements. "Patient and a patient's primary...