Rusty Shakelford
Well-Known Member
Sure, if you are in a city that will issue one to you, THEN BY ALL MEANS GET THAT BADBOY NOW!!
No, mmrsa will not affect most patients. It establishes regulations for the commercial side of MMJ, and does not require a collective of 5 or fewer patients to be included in the licensing requirements.
So from now on, my collective will always be me and 4 other patients.
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Sigh ... so much misinformation!
Yes, you can have a collective with as many patients as you wish. Yes, you can grow the medicine in as many square feet as you wish, pursuant to State and local restrictions. What mmrsa does is regulate those actions if you want to supply more than 5 patients.
Yes, SB420 set up some guidelines that were not in Prop 215, and it took 6 years for the Kelly decision to deny the plant number limits it described. The Supremes did not "throw out" SB420, they only refuted the plant number limits. That 6 mature plant limit was the law for those 6 years.
So mmrsa is the law until a court denies it.
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mmrsa goes after doctors that give out recommendations ie procecuting them. It plainly says what the penalties are in mmrsa and auma. By that no one will.be able to get a rec and that's how they're getting rid of prop 215. At the same time it violates prop 215. It will be challenged in court.
several people that already have their local mmrsa licensing are afraid of their shop, lab, or grow going out of business because of distributor level price mark up , the 30% state tax, the 280e.fed taxes, and other fees. Land use permits, employees fees, Sq ft fees, etc .. They all think mmrsa will crash because the process will be too high in the shops and people will go to their local grower instead.
That's a whole lot of bullshit! You obviously don't know anything about mmrsa,
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