Making them squirt is doing what I do best. Glad to help out.
Patients are permitted only one caregiver under the registry per sec. 4. The permitted connection does not extend beyond that. BUT, this brings us to, again, the Affirmative Defense found in sec. 8 of the law. It has only a fraction of the limitations of sec. 4, but is potentially more costly because you can be arrested, booked, pay a bond, and go through some due process in court. Understand the cost can run, in my estimation, about $5k to bring the charges to the necessary pretrial hearing to dismiss, typically in circuit court. Under the AD it is necessary only that a defendant prove the three prongs of the defense. The evidence must be compelling, which is why I devised the contract you have seen. Using that, and as long as quantities in possession are not way over the top, the evidence should be adequate.Any worth a shit judge will dismiss, but some are jerks. Prosecutors are a vile bunch and may nonetheless take the case, once you have prevailed, and appeal it to a higher court. There has been precedent set laying out the authority of sec. 8, and the lower courts are obliged to follow. Those precedents tend to warn prosecutors that they will be spinning their wheels to continue, but some are not smart enough to know when to quit. Defendants with a firm understanding of the law can use pubic defenders and closely manage them, providing them with case law and other pertinent information, saving loads of money and giving them something amusing to do. I am presently doing just that to help a friend, and fully expect the case to be dismissed.
Sec. 8 has no prohibitions regarding the number of caregivers a pt can have, and likewise no restrictions on the number of patients a caregiver can serve. Medibles and extracts are permitted. Possession limits are more liberal. Agreements between patients who already have a registered caregiver and any number of non registered caregivers are not prohibited. As with all things cannabis, no one should be told anything they don't need to know. The contract I have put out there includes a non disclosure clause. See the most current version here:
https://www.rollitup.org/michigan-patients/694887-new-activist-funding-plan-6.html#post9434635
All that said, I frequent a farmer's market that has yet to have any seller arrested since it opened three or four years ago. Peeps are happy as pigs in shit to be there yukking it up and enjoying good company. Let's face it. Before the law trade in cannabis was, shall we say, brisk?