Surprised tousaw win hasn't been posted yet

T

tiktak1297

Well-Known Member
Here you go

Garber et al. v. Canada: Victory for BC Medical Cannabis Patient’s Rights
by TOUSAW LAW on Oct 2, 2015 • 12:35 pmNo Comments
October 2, 2015 – Tousaw Law Corporation is pleased to report an important victory for medical cannabis patients’ rights. Today, the BC Supreme Court issued an injunction, covering four (4) medical cannabis patients, that permits them to continue to produce under the terms of their MMAR licensing, and does not contain the 150g possession limit set out in the MMPR. Instead, the Court imposed a 10-day possession limit at each patient’s daily dosage. One patient was permitted to increase his plant count. Another was refused the ability to move his storage site. This decision, however, represents a big step forward in the evolution of the law surrounding the right to produce and possess cannabis for medical purposes.

Link
http://www.tousawlaw.ca/2015/10/02/garber-v-canada-victory-for-bc-medical-cannabis-patients-rights/
 
VIANARCHRIS

VIANARCHRIS

Well-Known Member
tiktak1297 said:
Here you go

Garber et al. v. Canada: Victory for BC Medical Cannabis Patient’s Rights
by TOUSAW LAW on Oct 2, 2015 • 12:35 pmNo Comments
October 2, 2015 – Tousaw Law Corporation is pleased to report an important victory for medical cannabis patients’ rights. Today, the BC Supreme Court issued an injunction, covering four (4) medical cannabis patients, that permits them to continue to produce under the terms of their MMAR licensing, and does not contain the 150g possession limit set out in the MMPR. Instead, the Court imposed a 10-day possession limit at each patient’s daily dosage. One patient was permitted to increase his plant count. Another was refused the ability to move his storage site. This decision, however, represents a big step forward in the evolution of the law surrounding the right to produce and possess cannabis for medical purposes.

Link
http://www.tousawlaw.ca/2015/10/02/garber-v-canada-victory-for-bc-medical-cannabis-patients-rights/
Click to expand...
OK, I'm confused, even more than what I normally am. A court decision will hold precedence in any future challenge, so effectively this ruling applies to all. By changing the possession limit to 10 days supply, they have cut my limit by 1/3rd. The good news is I can get my plant count and daily dosage raised now. The refusal to move a grow site will be challenged and won. People move...all the time, and more often if they are struggling to find affordable rent on a disability income. So what is going on with the rest of us? When do we get our lives back? If one court can rule to continue to use the MMAR, it should be easy for the next judge...unless he's a CON.
Here is my latest thought...I may file a human rights discrimination case against Health Canada. It is a violation to treat me differently because of my disability, and forcing me to jump through hoops not required of others simply because of my choice of medicine is discrimination. I may or may not win...but it will bring some juicy publicity to the bullshit we have been living through.
 
doingdishes

doingdishes

Well-Known Member
VIANARCHRIS said:
OK, I'm confused, even more than what I normally am. A court decision will hold precedence in any future challenge, so effectively this ruling applies to all. By changing the possession limit to 10 days supply, they have cut my limit by 1/3rd. The good news is I can get my plant count and daily dosage raised now. The refusal to move a grow site will be challenged and won. People move...all the time, and more often if they are struggling to find affordable rent on a disability income. So what is going on with the rest of us? When do we get our lives back? If one court can rule to continue to use the MMAR, it should be easy for the next judge...unless he's a CON.
Here is my latest thought...I may file a human rights discrimination case against Health Canada. It is a violation to treat me differently because of my disability, and forcing me to jump through hoops not required of others simply because of my choice of medicine is discrimination. I may or may not win...but it will bring some juicy publicity to the bullshit we have been living through.
Click to expand...
please let me know if you are doing this. i will file also and let's see if we can get more voices and make more noise.
anyone else want to file as well, please do. the more voices, the more noise
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top