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Your exactly what we DON'T need or want. Your attitude is why the State is trying to regulate MMJ. Cha Ching my a$$ this is medicine. pp69

Everyone that posted in this thread is WRONG about you being able to grow. The law states that COLLECTIVELY you and a caregiver may possess 6 plants. So you could tell them to grow 3 and you will grow 3. Put it in writing and notarize it. Then everyone is legal. I believe that if lEO ever came...

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Dr D's post is so full of misinformation that I had to pass on trying to explain it to him.

Hope that helps pp69

The law states that a patient and a Caregiver may "COLLECTIVELY" grow 6 plants... . You don't automatically give up your right to grow your own plats, but a caregiver may assume that that is what you want him to do for you. If your a patient and want to grow some your self (which I recommend)...

That info is correct. To add: A disp may have as many growers/cg that they can find, get patients for them to grow the patients plants. The the disp agrees to purchase whatever amount you grower and they sell to yours and other patients. Some disp will offer discount to patient by having member...

Good accurate and quality info. To many talk and don't know what they are talking about. Thank You pp69

If the Dr signs then the State must approve it. People are under the impression that the State must approve your use. Actually are they (State) are doing is making sure the Dr that signed is Licensed to practice in the State. The State has no say in whether you can benefit or should use MMJ...

You would have to find a liberal Dr to interpret the law and your condition. The law allows card for muscle spasms but does NOT say how the spasms must be caused by. So if you find a Dr that will check the box by muscle spasms that's all you need. Check your pm's. pp69

Co. Law does allow sales and dispensing. It's right there in the law. Hell even a patient/caregiver going to the street and buying Herb is a legal transaction. As far as being a vendor, there is nothing special about doing that. All transactions between patients and caregivers are legal under Co...

No they don't need/have to be grown at your residence or even at the address you supply the State on your application. Yes a group can band together and share a grow site. I would recommend marking each plant, posting a notice about being legal and having copies of the patients cards that you...

That is correct.

You ask for other store owners to step up with info for you, but then mention for no one to ask for sources from you because it's a business. I thought everyone should work together, may be I'm wrong. pp69

No limit on height at all. How your card protects you is if your ever questioned by LEO, you show your card. They leave you alone. No card, may be hassled and then have to prove yourself in court. Simple, get a card. pp69

Copied from Amendment 20: (d) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, no person, including a patient or primary care-giver, shall be entitled to the protection of this section for his or her acquisition, possession, manufacture, production, use, sale, distribution...

The Colorado Department of Health and Environment has updated their site to reflect the new rule changes. New rules start August 30 2009. New forms are still being made, use old ones until new ones are available. Some good changes, and of course some not so good...

ALWAYS have an Attorney with you when trying to set a business up. And yes I would recommend talking to City Counsel. Hit them up with ideas. Like may be they have a vacant building that you could lease for a low fee. Offer to have law enforcement come check your place out at will (may cut down...

Start by talking to an Attorney. The law states what you can have and it mentions preparations at 2 oz or whatever is medically necessary. Also I would think that you'd have to be involved with the FDA and Health Dept. Especially if you own a restaurant you don't want to jeopardize and lose...

In Colorado the law uses the word "collectively". A patient and their caregiver can "COLLECTIVELY" have 6 plants in their possession. That's not a direct quote but close. When you designate a cg you can split the plants with them how you want. Don't know if your in Colorado though. HTH pp69