Glad the intruders aren't around anymore to break into someone else's home.
The feds can still bust you so what has changed? So you don't have to be a med. user, big deal. No difference when they throw you in jail and take away everything you own. I see more pot smokers going to court now because they think they are protected by law and it is legal. Just more money for lawyers, police and county. When they change federal law that's when to celebrate.
Pain
The feds can still bust you so what has changed? So you don't have to be a med. user, big deal. No difference when they throw you in jail and take away everything you own. I see more pot smokers going to court now because they think they are protected by law and it is legal. Just more money for lawyers, police and county. When they change federal law that's when to celebrate.
Pain
how many feds do you think there are, lol?
bozo
It is currently still illegal to sell cannabis (non-med), so the dealer could get busted if caught. Basically, you won't get busted for having an ounce but you better not get caught selling one.So as a med user, the new laws dont affect me all that much. However, out of curiosity, people in WA, are they able to purchase weed from any random dealer legally now? I heard on the radio(a reason why i question this), that users are able to purchase cannabis from your typical black market dealer, and the user is legal, however the dealer is the one that will get in trouble if caught since the selling part is illegal....is this correct?
It is currently still illegal to sell cannabis (non-med), so the dealer could get busted if caught. Basically, you won't get busted for having an ounce but you better not get caught selling one.
It is currently still illegal to sell cannabis (non-med), so the dealer could get busted if caught. Basically, you won't get busted for having an ounce but you better not get caught selling one.
Yep... they basically just made a HUGE uptick in the profits of the big boys running the game. Sounds like NevaDuh.
Implement a new initiative/amendmend in Wash as soon as possible that mimics or is better than colorado's. Should have enough support by the time it comes to a vote... people tired of being able to have it, but not legally buy or grow it is damaging to the human psyche and society in general.
Good luck...
Stay Safe!
I believe buying is also illegal since there are no licensed sellers to buy it from yet, but I'm just too exhausted to find a definitive source for ya at the moment. It should be easy enough to find out for certain, though.So if im a non med user(rec only), and only buying it(not selling it), is that legal? It seems like buying is now legal, however since the seller is illegal, to me it seems very... vague and quite a few gray lines exist right now
It is currently still illegal to sell cannabis (non-med), so the dealer could get busted if caught. Basically, you won't get busted for having an ounce but you better not get caught selling one.
I have yet to visit any Washington dispensaries. Every once in a while I decide to check one out and start looking around, but I have yet to find one that looked worthwhile (I'm on the north end of the state).So far I am still buying from dispensaries in Washington. The prices are high, but not horrible. It is about $10 USD per gram for good stuffs.