Is it smart to loan out a growers license? I heard it was cool as long as no rules are broken. I trust only myself when it comes to cultivation & always have. Now that we're able to obtain a "Growers License" I'm hearing that people loan or trade their license for a small part of the crop. Not too sure if it's really a good thing to do. Can you refer me to someone who can advise me of this around CA.
Thanks
-Cannibal

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Don't Panic It's Organic

I am applying for my license to grow but I wouldn't lent it to anyone. If there are any problems, you will not only lose your license but might never be able to qualify for one again. Tell your friends to get their own.
You asked.

My buddy, dosnt grow but he smokes, and he has his med card, he's gonna get some sorta document stating i can grow for him, or some shit.

I figured, if i ever get caught, at least ill have some sorta paper supposidly allowing me to grow...i mean it would help in court.

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that depends on the court. You may not be allowed to present it as a defense. VV

calnorml has all the info you seek..California NORML

CAREGIVERS:

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. 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.
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.
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.

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i'm the guy i've always wanted to be

Damn californians and your tofu and marijuana grow licenses

wtf is tofu?

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i'm the guy i've always wanted to be

Its californians version of meat made from tofu beans..Evrytime I been to cali finding meat is like a hunt for gold

thats where cannabalism started... hungry torists...

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http://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal...oing-kilo.html

you should see ontario are pot laws are so loose, a judge even let a guy go on pot charges because he was convinced the marijuana laws were uncostitutional, because apparently we have "a policy" or something like that. and i dunno im real baked i love chocolate thai

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