Some fine law enforcement folks in Oakland county.

[lincoln8740]

Well again.. pursuant to the MDCH guidance on this.... "You, or your designated primary caregiver, may grow your marihuana. There is no place in the state of Michigan to legally purchase medical marihuana."

Come to think of it would the old scalper trick work here?
Like this:

"Buy this coffee cup for three hundred dollars and you will recieve a Free ounce of a marijuana"

[bailey]

Come to think of it would the old scalper trick work here?
Like this:

"Buy this coffee cup for three hundred dollars and you will recieve a Free ounce of a marijuana"

Ha. no, i don't think so, because it would be illegal to give the pot without being a "caregiver" who is properly dispensing to registered patients.

The point here is that the legislature is doing everythign possible to take the profit out of MM. Which, I think is patently stupid. no one is pushing to take the profit out of Oxy or Zoloft... legalize it and tax the crap out of it. It's a whole new revenue stream of sin taxes AND if we're first in the region, a whole new tourist trade.

[lincoln8740]

Ha. no, i don't think so, because it would be illegal to give the pot without being a "caregiver" who is properly dispensing to registered patients.

The point here is that the legislature is doing everythign possible to take the profit out of MM. Which, I think is patently stupid. no one is pushing to take the profit out of Oxy or Zoloft... legalize it and tax the crap out of it. It's a whole new revenue stream of sin taxes AND if we're first in the region, a whole new tourist trade.

I am just trying to figure outthe difference between creating law and guidance.
What in your opinion would qualify as the MDCH overstepping the line from guidance to creating law?