growing for my bro

heres the deal my bro has his medical card and has this address on it but lives elsewhere like 20 mins away but this is his address on his driving license and med card do i need a letter from him or his doc. to grow for him? if the law comes are we still with in the law? please let me know. thanks all

My sister lives in CA her husband has the mm card and she has a care giver card lets her grow it for him and pick up/or take him to store place he gets it....hope that helps..

that does help i guess i need a care givers card or mabe this address on his card will work i hope. also i crushed my lower back about 2 mos ago i just may get a card (i dont smoke but might start) to grow. thanks jeff

I don't know all the laws and whatnot, but I do believe it would be in your best interest to find out about the care giver card. I mean if you get raided for any reason and your brother is not around they could take you in, regardless. Not exactly sure how that would all play out, but definatly be careful. Don't ever rely on what might be get the facts.

Ask FDD he knows all the Cali laws pertaining to this subject

thanks Korvette been waiting for him to chime in

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thanks Korvette been waiting for him to chime in

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PM him he is online , He might not have seen the thread yet

i'm not a lawyer but, if the address you are growing at is on all his ID and something happens why can't you just say he lives there? it is best to cover your ass though. ni'd get my own card if i was growing.

yea just because ur brother has it dosnt mean ur ok to grow it... like FDD said just say he lives there, ppl have meds cards but it is still illegal under federal law

ok thanks for the info all
as for this ppl have meds cards but it is still illegal under federal law
then who wins in court? lol you can but you cant?
thanks again jeff

i'm pretty sure you can apply as his caregiver and be ok. you can't smoke though.

California NORML
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]CAREGIVERS:[/FONT]

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] A "primary caregiver" is narrowly defined under Prop. 215 to be "the individual designated [by a legal patient] who has consistently assumed responsibility for the housing, health, or safety of that person." The law does not explicitly allow for multiple caregivers. [/FONT][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]While caregivers may serve more than one patient, a new provision in SB 420 has made it illegal for them to have more than one patient outside their own "city or county." While the constitutionality of this provision is debatable (not only does it seem to override Prop. 215, but the restriction to a single "city or county" is ambiguous) prospective caregivers should beware of trying to serve large geographical areas. [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] In general, the courts have held that cannabis clubs cannot serve as legal "primary caregivers" for large numbers of patients. Some persons have claimed caregiver status while growing for multiple numbers of patients on the theory that they are providing for their patients' health or safety. This defense has been successful in court for caregivers growing for small numbers of patients. However, it was explicitly rejected by a state court of appeals in the Peron decision, where the court held that Peron's San Francisco Cannabis Buyers' Club could not reasonably claim to function as a "primary caregiver" for its 8000 clients. [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In general, medical cannabis providers who cater to walk-in clients should not hope to rely on the caregiver provision. Caregiver growers should limit themselves to a select membership list of local clients whom they personally know and who do not have other caregivers. Within these constraints, SB 420 allows caregivers to be compensated for the costs of their services, but does NOT specifically authorize distribution or cultivation for profit.[/FONT]
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thanks fdd2blk BTW i only have 5 plants staying below the gidelines and i have a clean record so i would guess i would only get a slap on the wrist.