[JustSumTomatoes]

https://www.cantonrep.com/news/20171...uana-operation

Also... https://www.medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/

What are everyone's thoughts?

[JustSumTomatoes]

Also, medical users will be banned from owning firearms...

https://www.daytondailynews.com/news...7LNhFikF34ZTO/

[Joint Lock]

sad thing is u can be on xanax and vallum and other bullshit and still own firearms . The medical law is a joke in ohio . No flowers no home grows . Go fuck yourself medical law

[JustSumTomatoes]

Originally Posted by Joint Lock

sad thing is u can be on xanax and vallum and other bullshit and still own firearms . The medical law is a joke in Ohio . No flowers no home grows . Go fuck yourself medical law

Yeah, no kidding right? It really makes no sense. Why can't you own guns but just follow the law of don't have them out while you're under the influence just like narcotic meds or alcohol?
Why does the government hate weed so much? I support the law because it's progress but the more things change the more they stay the same... Still think the legalization bill a few years back would have been better. Just my opinion as I know many didn't agree with the RO bill.

[Ringodoggie]

Ohio fucked up when they voted down RO. Now, Ohio is the only state that has legal marijuana but it is still illegal to smoke it. Only vape or edibles. WTF!!

No home grow.

Worst cannabis law in the country.

[Kushron]

Originally Posted by JustSumTomatoes

https://www.cantonrep.com/news/20171...uana-operation

Also... https://www.medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/

What are everyone's thoughts?

Ohio is a big time War on Drugs date I have been a victim of the laws. I got pulled over with an 8er and grinder In 2014 and was facing a one-year suspension and up to $500 in fines I'm glad to see this coming which will allow patients to get their medicine and hopefully allow a law enforcement to focus their efforts in the proper directions

[Ringodoggie]

One of the regs in Ohio require all grow ops, processors, testing facilities and dispensaries to have cameras that cover every square foot of the facility and the camera feed goes directly to the government.

Do all the states have that? Seems kind of creepy. Talk about Big Brother watching.

[stewart169]

The guns issue will go to the scotus. Just because some left wing Clinton/bammy appointee on some kangaroo like the 9th circus said its ok doesn't mean it will hold up. It won't.

[JustSumTomatoes]

It could be worse, cannabis could be completely illegal like in most of the U.S. Keep in mind that Ohio still has some of the least harsh penalties for pot compared to any other state in the region.

It's just plain goofy how every state is so wildly different in their laws. For example, possession of 2-6 ounces of bud in Colorado is a misdemeanor that carries a fine of $700 and the possibility of up to a year in prison. In Ohio possession of less than 100 grams (a little over 3 ounces) is still a misdemeanor with a $150 fine with no risk of incarceration. In Michigan, also a medical state, possession of any quantity is a MM with a $2000 fine and a 1 year prison sentence. Caught in a park? Same fine but now you're looking at a possible felony and 2 years in prison.

Ohio's laws could be better, but they could still be worse. Let's continue to work towards better.

[JustSumTomatoes]

Originally Posted by stewart169

The guns issue will go to the scotus. Just because some left wing Clinton/bammy appointee on some kangaroo like the 9th circus said its ok doesn't mean it will hold up. It won't.

Kind of crazy to think about but by registering yourself as a medical user you put yourself on the same grounds as a felon and forfeit your protection by the constitution. Looks like they finally found a way to do gun control.