I live in California
I am a fully registered patient under prop 215, and I act within the full scope of the law. I drink ZERO alchohol nor have I ever used my medicine while caring for my children. I have halted my medication already to prepare for my mediation and court date. My court date is more that 30 days away.
Does prop 215 protect me if I fail a court order drug test. I have all the proper paper work and I am legally registered with the state?
Are Ca judges obligated to follow Ca law as it pertains to this propition and not hold it against me? I am a loving caring respectable father that wants nothing but the best for my children.
If in fact the courts try and take my custody away, am I able to argue that my childrens mother takes perscription pain killers (narcs)? I mention this because cannibus is not listed as a narcotic by the state of California. Yet Vicoden and the such are. Is there a difference as we are both under the care of a physician?
Ca Chief Justice Ronald George stated.
"The possession and cultivation of marijuana is no more criminal - - so long as (the law's) conditions are satisfied -- than the possession and acquisition of any prescription drug with a physician's prescription,"
Does this opinion by a Ca Chief Justice strengthen my point even though it references a persription?
Under prop 215 we are not given a perscription per say, but a letter of recomendation to use medical cannibus.
I am a fully registered patient under prop 215, and I act within the full scope of the law. I drink ZERO alchohol nor have I ever used my medicine while caring for my children. I have halted my medication already to prepare for my mediation and court date. My court date is more that 30 days away.
Does prop 215 protect me if I fail a court order drug test. I have all the proper paper work and I am legally registered with the state?
Are Ca judges obligated to follow Ca law as it pertains to this propition and not hold it against me? I am a loving caring respectable father that wants nothing but the best for my children.
If in fact the courts try and take my custody away, am I able to argue that my childrens mother takes perscription pain killers (narcs)? I mention this because cannibus is not listed as a narcotic by the state of California. Yet Vicoden and the such are. Is there a difference as we are both under the care of a physician?
Ca Chief Justice Ronald George stated.
"The possession and cultivation of marijuana is no more criminal - - so long as (the law's) conditions are satisfied -- than the possession and acquisition of any prescription drug with a physician's prescription,"
Does this opinion by a Ca Chief Justice strengthen my point even though it references a persription?
Under prop 215 we are not given a perscription per say, but a letter of recomendation to use medical cannibus.