Doesn’t make sense to research it anymore than it has been for glaucoma (which was removed from the allowable diagnosis list) when there are bottles of drops for less than $20-30 that you can use once or twice a day without causing inebriation, etc.
There is basically four different Drops available to treat glaucoma or a combination of the four. Some don’t work on certain people and the glaucoma builds up a resistance over time to the ones that do work. My wife is on three different drops to try and control hers. One half oz bottle of one of them is $380. That’s a far cry from $20-$30. Oh, insurance won’t pay for it either. You want to talk about the side effects of those drops?
If they're that high, I'd be curious how much they are actually selling. If they're a lot higher than the black market, probably not nearly what they could be with more price competitiveness.
I know a couple of people that have it. One with a legitimate diagnosis and one that I think just got the diagnosis to get the card. With respect to the person that said they have a friend that goes shopping with somebody else, I think technically nobody other than the person with the card is supposed to be allowed in the store in MIssissippi.
It’s on a points type system. You are allow so many points per week. Different items have different points values. Based on what I’ve seen you could buy close to an oz per week in actual weed. Only the card holder can go in the dispensary legally. Your friend is either sitting in the waiting room or the car most likely.
That’s why it’s in the wife’s name. But i also love in Texas. I can buy a gun with enough gum balls
this is just completely false.
mississippistatecannabis.org
Pretty sure if you are buying from a licensed fire arm dealer the questionnaire is going to disqualify you, unless you lie in which case it's a felony. You'll probably only get prosecuted for the felony if there is some political benefit to prosecuting you or you get really unlucky, but it's a risk a lot of people might not want to take. Probably shouldn't take it if you are a registered republican, but definitely shouldn't take it if you are a republican politician, even a small time one, or have any official position with a republican affiliated organization.this is just completely false.
Can You Own a Gun with a Medical Card in Mississippi? | MississippiStateCannabis.org
Does Mississippi allow medical marijuana patients to own guns? Find out how eligibility for medical cannabis affects your Second Amendment rights in Mississippi
Seems relevant....
www.nbcnews.com
TN moved away from breathalyzers and to blood toxicology for DUIs (county choice i think). Typically, they didn't fund the labs to handle the workload. Current 6 to 8 month turnaround. So, you fail a field test but weren't actually on anything, you get a DUI charge on the record for 8 months until you can get it dropped. Not ideal.
We really just don't have a good way to test for intoxication and it's probably about to get worse. I listened to a speaker the other day say that while Europe has not (yet) had the issues we have had with fentanyl, they have way more synthetic drugs that don't show up on drug tests. Said the normal drug panels would probably stick around for a while because of government inertia, but that they are going to be less and less effective going forward as a tool to make sure drivers and workers are not intoxicated.
reclassification has been needed forever. the way that it got classified in the first place is a farce that shockingly involved making sure a government agency maintained status/power/employees...Seems relevant....
Biden administration plans to reclassify marijuana, easing restrictions nationwide
Cannabis is currently classified along with drugs like heroin and LSD. The administration is expected to reschedule it in a category that includes steroids and Tylenol with codeine.
Well, I think the relevant question is "do you" use, not have you ever, which of course maintaining a weed card makes it hard to deny. But correct, it will only be selectively prosecuted. Usually probably as an add-on to a "real" crime to juice the recommendation under the federal sentencing guidelines and put pressure for a plea. But politics and probably even personal animus will occasionally come into play also.
Only a true idiot would purchase a weapon, "on the record" or have a CCP. CCP's are biggest ruse the anitgun lobby has ever pulled.
