Dispensaries

[EmeraldBuddah]

Hopefully will make a comeback!

 

[cynicallyoptimistic]

Whats the current situation on Dispensaries? Are there any open? Will they have dispensaries soon?

Considering the service you run I'm surprised you don't already know the answer to this.

 

[weedsLV]

Weed maps bro there still some dispensaries medical man being one of em I've visited lately. What service do u provide???

 

[SmokeyMcSmokester]

medicine man was just raided. i had a dispensary and closed it due to all the raids in Vegas. they simply just arent allowed...hopefully it will be changing soon, and there will be 12 dispensaries allowed in the city

 

[weedsLV]

When was it raided was there last weekend??

 

[weedsLV]

Damn that sucks!!! How about completely legal?? What dispensary did u own ? Where you get the 12 dispensary info? Haven't heard anything about that from my sources just that we are more concerned with legalizing prostitution then reforming any mmj laws in clark county. That's what i heard

 

[SmokeyMcSmokester]

i have some high powered lawyers working on some shit for me...they were in a conference last week in carson city...i should know more soon on that.

i owned "the herbal connection" on warm springs and gilespie. still have the shop, hopefully we will be re-opening soon. as for MM, the story is HERE

the cops were using weedmaps to find all the dispensaries in town...most of the shops were fuckin dumb anyway..they were selling other shit(coke, shrooms, etc) not checking MMJ cards..they kinda fucked shit up for the people that wanted to run a legit business.

 

[weedsLV]

Damn that's crazy can't believe idiots would give the mmj community a bad wrap by selling shrooms and coke and stuff I heard they raided the grow house or 2 or somethin for one of the dispensaries and found coke and shrooms but thought that was personal use . I figured the cops we're using weed maps thts how I found dispensaries so makes since for the pigies to use it 2. What do u think about the rumor of the crooked cops owning a dispensary and just shuttn down the competition ? Have u heard any follow up since clubs been raided if they got charges dropped?

 

[SmokeyMcSmokester]

as far as i know everyone that gets raided gets indicted for possession and selling charges. most of the dispensary owners had shit goin on at their houses too..fuckin retards i tell ya!

and as for the rumor about the cops running a shop..probably just a rumor. if that got out and was true, heads would roll. The laws in Nevada dont allow the sale of MJ plain and simple. but hopefully that is changing.

 

[weedsLV]

Well it was goin on in Cali that's how the rumor started here I know r laws r different though. I know about the charges the dispensary owners got but I'm wondering if they get dropped due to the nrs 453a affirmative defense and taking " donations" isn't actually selling . It's a loop hole in the law and it doesn't specify that u can't do such a thing.

 

[SmokeyMcSmokester]

Well it was goin on in Cali that's how the rumor started here I know r laws r different though. I know about the charges the dispensary owners got but I'm wondering if they get dropped due to the nrs 453a affirmative defense and taking " donations" isn't actually selling . It's a loop hole in the law and it doesn't specify that u can't do such a thing.

the donation thing isnt a loophole..money was exchanged...prostitutes ask for donations too.

 

[weedsLV]

I c ur point but still think that's not technically a crime from what the law says street prostitutes ask for money but the escort servicess that advertise on the strip is prostitution but u don't pay for sex u pay for an " escort" if she happens to fuck u during that time it's just two consenting adults fucking... I went to a shop that wa s trying to b legit about the donation thing the guy would say if u wanna take his Meds for free u could but he would appreciate a donation.. He never got raided but he closed shop and only delivers now

 

[weedsLV]

N e ways we all no the Nv mmj law has major flaws and if u can't purchase seeds weed clones/plants it forded patients to sometime break the law and that unconstitutional

 

[weedsLV]

Sand let's say I have 7 plants one ounce usable and then I make hash( any quality ) with my trimmings is the hash illegal since the law don't specify IMO no if it's not written in the law it's not illegal

 

[cynicallyoptimistic]

Term Of The Day: for consideration

NRS 453A.300 Acts for which registry identification cardholder is not exempt from state prosecution and may not raise affirmative defense; additional penalty.
(f)Delivering marijuana for consideration to any person, regardless of whether the recipient lawfully holds a registry identification card issued by the Division or its designee pursuant to NRS 453A.220 or 453A.250. [via]

A decade ago, voters approved use of medical marijuana if a doctor signs off on it. But there was no rule in place for how to actually get the pot into the hands of patients. "You can't buy the seeds and you can't buy the plants. So if you have them, apparently you didn't get them legally," said Aizley. So BDR 912 was written to give local cities and counties the option to craft rules for dispensaries, expanding existing law. "It adds a section to provide collective and cooperative assistance between legal patients," said Shade. Aizley and Shade are quick to add that the shops cannot be with 1,000 feet of a school, church or youth center. But they want it to be a monetary winner for the state and county. "If we strike the 'for consideration' line, it would allow the exchange -- the monetary exchange or other exchange for medical marijuana," said Shade. [via]

 

[weedsLV]

Consideration is the only word in that law not defined in the definition section to u have an exact legal definition of the word?

 

[cynicallyoptimistic]

Consideration is the only word in that law not defined in the definition section to u have an exact legal definition of the word?

Here you go...

consideration

n. 1) payment or money. 2) a vital element in the law of contracts, consideration is a benefit which must be bargained for between the parties, and is the essential reason for a party entering into a contract. Consideration must be of value (at least to the parties), and is exchanged for the performance or promise of performance by the other party (such performance itself is consideration). In a contract, one consideration (thing given) is exchanged for another consideration. Not doing an act (forbearance) can be consideration, such as "I will pay you $1,000 not to build a road next to my fence." Sometimes consideration is "nominal," meaning it is stated for form only, such as "$10 as consideration for conveyance of title," which is used to hide the true amount being paid. Contracts may become unenforceable or rescindable (undone by rescission) for "failure of consideration" when the intended consideration is found to be worth less than expected, is damaged or destroyed, or performance is not made properly (as when the mechanic does not make the car run properly). Acts which are illegal or so immoral that they are against established public policy cannot serve as consideration for enforceable contracts. Examples: prostitution, gambling where outlawed, hiring someone to break a skater's knee or inducing someone to breach an agreement (talk someone into backing out of a promise). [via Legal Dictionary | Law.com]

 

[weedsLV]

Yea that sucks... That's all I can say about that. I don't see any way around that one. Heres a new word of the day "preponderance" as in.. u may have a greater amount of marijuana or plants if you can prove by a" preponderance" of evidence in court. nrs 453a affirmative defense. Why's your guys' take in that one. I know the definition just curious what the court would be lookin for when they say " preponderance ".

 

[cynicallyoptimistic]

First off - as I've said before - I'm not a lawyer nor do I play one on the internet. If you're really concerned about a legal matter you should consult a real lawyer.

That said, if someone was arrested and charged with selling drugs to an undercover officer it would be up to the person charged to prove by the preponderance of evidence that the charges are false. Although in a criminal case I think the more appropriate term would be beyond a reasonable doubt. The LEO's are saying that undercover officers purchased cannabis from Pierre Werner's referral service. It's now up to Pierre Werner's legal people to prove that accusation wrong.

If you're going to walk a slippery slope you best keep your mind clear, your eyes open, and watch your step. One wrong move can be fatal.

 

[weedsLV]

Whoa whoa man I agree u must b confused or I wasn't clear here it goes again. I was referring to the section of the law in the affirmative defense section the part where it says u can have greater then the statutory amount if a doctor says with his professional opinion you need more to mitigate your symptoms it says in the law that you have to prove by preponderance of evidence that the greater amount is medically . I wasn't asking for a lawyers answer I was wondering your guys' opinion on the subject since u guys seem knowledgeable on the whole Nv mmj matter. My question was what do u think that they want as preponderance evidence .do u think the doctors affidavit is enough. Do u think the court will wanna see the doctor in person? Do u think that you would have to be dieing of aids or cancer? Just lookin for opinions..... Preponderance basically means more then likely or more then half >50/50...