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ce...Short Answer: It depends.
If you're looking to grow more than your own 3/3, six total, don't bother. If you're going to bother, find an attorney, you'll need it.
If you're looking to cash in on the black market, don't bother.
Colorado ain't cali, you can't grow and sell to retail outlets, if you grow for other patients you have to register your grow with the state and open yourself up to inspection, and you're limited to five patients. Caregivers can't live together, one per household. Docs may recommend additional weight and higher plant counts, but I don't think the various Metro Drug Task Forces recognize those, you'll have to prove personal use and need in court. Good luck with that.
If you've got legitimate medical issues and can't grow your own, you might have trouble finding a caregiver who can grow true fire on your behalf. If that's the case you're stuck with the MMC's.
What sort of 'breakdown' are you looking for? Have you read Amendment 20, HB1284 or SB109? Start there, then ask questions if you have them. Those three documents pretty much spell out how MMJ works here in CO.
if he has a girl or any relatives just have them spend 100$ and get a red card, make him the caregiver.
people will scare you or try and give your opinions, this place is fucking BEAUTIFUL affordable and not a scum armpit like California is. its not all "yo brahs" and "hey bros" fucking 20 year olds with jeans and sandals, there is an actual medical scene out here. its nice.
great place great weather all four seasons good people and less risk.... why not?
My take was that when 1284 came about and the registry limited caregivers (with limited exceptions) to 5 patients, per 1284, and 1284 recognized statewide doctor overages and they even put it on the application. Not to say that certain counties will read it how they will, but it should just be a 'good to see you are within your X plants here' (more than 3/3). Of course just depends on the county and the lawman, but my impression was that when they hog tied our patient numbers, recognized extended counts and the registry followed suit...That was the rulebook we were playing by, not 100% am 20 or HB 1284, but some weird Frankenstien abomination.Your buddy can certainly get an extended count for more plants/weight via his doctor, but the excesses could land him in court/etc in an attempt to prove true NEED should something go wrong/should LEO become involved. FWIW....3/3 per card is the LAW and is what most investigating officers will be trained to deal with in the feild.
Did you have any law enforcement/mmj enforcement at your house? Or did they come at you because of your extended plant count from the registry?:D Well I hope it works that way dope...being I'm sitting on a new 36 plant rec....:D
not that I CARE either way....
My county TRIED to regulate me as a patient...but I hired an attorney and he told them they would be SUED if they didn't follow the law.... STATEWIDE law. They agreed,,,and backed down because they had no right (and knew it) to regulate anything other than commercial ops under 1284..or under A20.
fun, fun, fun....
LEO was at my house because I had a rip-off of my meds from an OD greenhouse by some teenagers my kids went to HS with. LEO (county) processed it as Trespassing/Burglary and the kids went through "juvie" over the entire matter. (not my choice, the courts choice)
From my understanding....LEO would have to breech the Registry physically and go through your files to find the extended count because it is only listed on the application for a license...not on the license itself. According to A20, all they can do by law is ask if you are ON the Registry or verify who your patients are if you are a CG. (1284 stipulates this one)
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