by David Rudoi | Feb 11, 2012
Using Medical Marijuana A person is therefore not protected from state marihuana laws if: – he or she is not a qualifying patient. – he or she possesses more than the statutory limit of plants and usable marihuana. – if the medical marihuana is used...
by David Rudoi | Feb 11, 2012
Benefits of the MMM Act of 2008 The Michigan Medical Marihuana legislation would protect a qualifying patient from all state laws regarding possession, manufacture or use of marihuana if they possess an amount of marihuana less than or equal to the proscribed...
by David Rudoi | Feb 11, 2012
How Much MEDICAL MARIJUANA Can I Possess? Medical Marijuana – Primary Caregiver If that qualifying patient has not appointed a primary caregiver to cultivate marijuana for the qualifying patient, then that patient may also possess up to 12 marijuana plants kept...
by David Rudoi | Feb 11, 2012
Where am I allowed to grow my marijuana plants? You can legally grow your own marijuana plant if it’s for medicinal use. But there are regulations around this as well. So, it’s important to know the rules so you won’t get in trouble. The marihuana...
by David Rudoi | Feb 11, 2012
How do I become a registered qualifying patient? For a person to be determined a qualifying patient they must be diagnosed by a physician as having a debilitating medical condition. A debilitating medical condition is defined in MCR 333.101 (5) as: (a) Cancer,...
