You might think that the same will be worked by all marijuana clinics. This industry doesn't have any company professional guidelines in place. You need to use a bit of caution. Do not choose a clinic based totally on a flyer or hearsay. Let's be honest. Many are currently trying to cash in on the popularity of these clinics. They will put a sign up and act as if they are a clinic. 1 thing about medical marijuana is that it comes from sources that are documented. You do not need to try a product from a practice that's not professional in its operations.
Of course, State laws are in place to help people from being abused by their landlords. This is excellent. What about the landlords? Should they have more rights in the matter?
If this info still has you perplexed, there are several resources from my experienced team that run forums from time to time, the library, and internet DVD's.
This is also a true statement; it is indeed against federal law to use marijuana for any purpose at all, including medical. At one point in time, it was against the law for a woman or person of color to vote, or for a person with a dark skin to drink from the same water fountain as a person with fair skin. Just because a law is in place, does not mean it is a just law.
The leader in solar capacity of the country is California. The recreational marijuana state puts out 971 megawatts of solar capacity, New Jersey 293 megawatts, New York - wait for it- wait for it- a whopping 54 megawatts of solar capacity.
Today April has become the unofficial, official day for medical marijuana. Yet still illegal in the united states, unless you've got prescription or a card in certain states. Though that is still debatable among the FBI and other officials, but that is a topic for another time.
Not sure what the mantra is for this one. Nothing is more indicative of a police state than the impunity with which American police officers behave now? In any story about excessive police force and the most the department ever says is that they are conducting an investigation, which is always hindered by the code of silence that officers afford one another. When they are discovered to be in error they are punished with leave. Police officers are unaccountable for their actions. So as the police force grows, both in number and in arms, brutality in this way will become increasingly more common.
Driving impaired is description more than commonplace than most believe and there are 8 advertisements for rides or riders on the Craigslist today of Portland. If a person advertises that way, then has an accident, I think Craigslist could be and should be held responsible in court!