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I wanted to address some issues that some may find interesting and require someone to “Read between the lines”. I’m not giving legal advice, consult your attorney and run this by him or her, but rest assured this will be the first you have heard of this. I’m simply posting here about a curing process I have authored in other writings and give credit to azmmjadvocates.com of which the process originated.
First read KillerChef420’s comment to the Thread: https://www.thcfarmer.com/community...it-against-the-state-of-az.51840/#post-952226
KilleChef420 wrote; “I would also like there to be some sort of clarification on what exactly growing patients and caregivers can do with any overages other then becoming instant felons as soon as there crop dries and there over there 2.5 oz limit with no way to do anything legally to remedy it besides the fact if it takes 8-12 weeks in between crops and you don't buy meds in the mean time then why shouldn't you be allowed to cultivate enough to meet your needs in between your 8-12 week cycles there should be some way to allow for this IMO along with some clarification on edibles and concentrates and what exactly we are allowed to posses then all the gray spots will be cleared up the states”
Azmmjadvocates.com wrote; I am continually being confronted by people who have gotten themselves in a legal fix because they don’t do the research, or consult a “knowledgeable” attorney. I have a person right now needing help. He explained that as a caregiver he didn’t understand the law when he got into this, and that he was setup by the police. He was caught with 26 plants between 2 patients, and overages exceeding legal limits. I told him if it were me, I'd attempt to use Arizona's Affirmative defense written into the law, I’d ask if those patients would testify they legitimately needed more than the 12 plants law allows. I’d point out that they needed a continuous uninterrupted supply and 12 plants wouldn’t suffice.
I explained that if in that situation I was giving away any overages of “theirs” then I’d be sunk as that would prove they didn’t need additional meds over what the law allows, unless I had to give them away due to having overages for such a short time.
The other issue of overages I asked him if he knew about evidence collection procedures, he said no. I explained as an example that any mason Jars, “for example”, that are collected are retained for evidence and his legal council would have had access to that evidence to insure it hasn’t been tampered with. I asked him to ask his attorney if that is correct.
If they have writing on them; such as “curring” “not Curred” “vacuumed sealed”“dates” ect., I explained, your attourney has a right to call to the attention of the court.. It cant be tampered with.
ARS 36-2801 states you can have 2 1/2 oz of “usable” marijuanna, section 15 defines usable as dried flowers of the marijuana plant, which would mean in my opinion (consult an attorney) as being cured.
I know that when we grow, a huge pissing match is going on to grow the baddest bud around and many just care about having the latest greatest blow your head off stuff, that sounds recreational to me, and I’m about MMJ. I personally don’t give a rat’s ass about that, I care about having a continuous supply of medicine that takes care of my needs. Some things I do are for legal reasons, but not to say what I have used for my condition is anything short of spectacular, and many, many who have tried my meds, say it’s the best. But I digress.
Those who have tried that medicine haven’t even had a clue it was “frozen” yep frozen green. “read between the lines” “NOT cured” and to make sure no doubts to it’s usability in court, 2 ice cubes are placed in each jar in wax paper on top of the 2 day dried buds AFTER it was frozen. “read between the lines” I believe the Ice aids in the curing process, however be careful when removing from the freezer to remember to remove the ice before you finish the curing process or it will hasten the mold that the green, uncured buds will produce if thawed inside the jars, Nasty stuff, enough to choke a courtroom.
Think outside the box, so you won’t wind up in the box.
First read KillerChef420’s comment to the Thread: https://www.thcfarmer.com/community...it-against-the-state-of-az.51840/#post-952226
KilleChef420 wrote; “I would also like there to be some sort of clarification on what exactly growing patients and caregivers can do with any overages other then becoming instant felons as soon as there crop dries and there over there 2.5 oz limit with no way to do anything legally to remedy it besides the fact if it takes 8-12 weeks in between crops and you don't buy meds in the mean time then why shouldn't you be allowed to cultivate enough to meet your needs in between your 8-12 week cycles there should be some way to allow for this IMO along with some clarification on edibles and concentrates and what exactly we are allowed to posses then all the gray spots will be cleared up the states”
Azmmjadvocates.com wrote; I am continually being confronted by people who have gotten themselves in a legal fix because they don’t do the research, or consult a “knowledgeable” attorney. I have a person right now needing help. He explained that as a caregiver he didn’t understand the law when he got into this, and that he was setup by the police. He was caught with 26 plants between 2 patients, and overages exceeding legal limits. I told him if it were me, I'd attempt to use Arizona's Affirmative defense written into the law, I’d ask if those patients would testify they legitimately needed more than the 12 plants law allows. I’d point out that they needed a continuous uninterrupted supply and 12 plants wouldn’t suffice.
I explained that if in that situation I was giving away any overages of “theirs” then I’d be sunk as that would prove they didn’t need additional meds over what the law allows, unless I had to give them away due to having overages for such a short time.
The other issue of overages I asked him if he knew about evidence collection procedures, he said no. I explained as an example that any mason Jars, “for example”, that are collected are retained for evidence and his legal council would have had access to that evidence to insure it hasn’t been tampered with. I asked him to ask his attorney if that is correct.
If they have writing on them; such as “curring” “not Curred” “vacuumed sealed”“dates” ect., I explained, your attourney has a right to call to the attention of the court.. It cant be tampered with.
ARS 36-2801 states you can have 2 1/2 oz of “usable” marijuanna, section 15 defines usable as dried flowers of the marijuana plant, which would mean in my opinion (consult an attorney) as being cured.
I know that when we grow, a huge pissing match is going on to grow the baddest bud around and many just care about having the latest greatest blow your head off stuff, that sounds recreational to me, and I’m about MMJ. I personally don’t give a rat’s ass about that, I care about having a continuous supply of medicine that takes care of my needs. Some things I do are for legal reasons, but not to say what I have used for my condition is anything short of spectacular, and many, many who have tried my meds, say it’s the best. But I digress.
Those who have tried that medicine haven’t even had a clue it was “frozen” yep frozen green. “read between the lines” “NOT cured” and to make sure no doubts to it’s usability in court, 2 ice cubes are placed in each jar in wax paper on top of the 2 day dried buds AFTER it was frozen. “read between the lines” I believe the Ice aids in the curing process, however be careful when removing from the freezer to remember to remove the ice before you finish the curing process or it will hasten the mold that the green, uncured buds will produce if thawed inside the jars, Nasty stuff, enough to choke a courtroom.
Think outside the box, so you won’t wind up in the box.