Like I said, i'm not your designated provider but I will assist you in joining a collective garden.
I live in the State of Washington, I'm a medical patient for 5+ years and I understand how our laws function. I do believe your attempt is still to only discredit my work here otherwise.
If you want legal advice about the differences of collective gardens and care providers contact;
Jeffrey Steinborn PPLC
3161 Elliott Ave #340, Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 622-5117
To interpret the law for your transparency this is your legal route. If you choose not to speak with Mr. Steinborn or any other legal attorney for that matter then I will have no choice but to accept this as your neglect for the truth and transparency.
The above contact details are of Washington States #1 medical cannabis attorney who has won many federal and state level cases.
Heres a link to is AVVO.com credibility:
http://www.avvo.com/attorneys/98121-wa-jeffrey-steinborn-1065.htmlI don't care how long you've been a "medical patient". The state of WA will not just simply let you sell, let alone distribute "meds" to others. You're trying to avail yourself of the protections of the law, and I'm saying you wouldn't be afforded those protections because you're not in compliance.
You're not a "health care professional", this much is clear. You're also not my "designated provider", also very clear. However, your state's laws are also clear that a "designated provider" can only be a "designated provider" to one "qualified patient" at any time during any consecutive 15-day period.
Now, if you want to go on and say you're a member of a "collective garden", then you can only service up to 10 people who must also be documented members of your same "collective garden". Plus, you can only be involved with one collective garden at a time.
So, how is it that all of these "new" customers of yours are also legitimate members of your collective garden?
Finally, let's not forget about your advertising. I haven't looked too deeply into advertising, but I'm pretty sure, the state of WA would not allow you to advertise "publicly" to people. Again, if you want to say you're in a "collective garden", presumably the ads can only be circulated internally only to the members of your own "collective garden", but even then, that's likely a stretch.
Your original ad campaign had already needed to be changed after I said something. Your original offer was not limited to "qualified patients" So clearly you realized then that what you were touting wasn't exactly compliant. You went back and changed the very fine print to clarify that your offer it's only valid for "qualified patients" who need to be documented and registered.
Given all of the foregoing, how are you not in violation of your own state's laws?
Don't tell me to go talk to an attorney, I don't care that much about it from a consumer's perspective. I'm sure the State of WA would be more forgiving of the idiot consumer, but YOU on the other hand. With 5+ years as a medical patient who claims to "know the law", YOU should know better and would likely be held to a higher standard.
As someone claiming to provide "meds" to "patients", I'd imagine you'd want to make sure you're above board with these transactions to who again??? Oh, right, essentially anyone willing to meet you and sign something you claim would be sufficient with the State. Your arrogance in this debate and your inability to prove that you've raised these questions with, and, in fact received counsel from, a legal professional should be troubling.
I urge YOU (not me) to contact Mr. Steinborn and have him prepare a legal memo addressing the law to your fly-by-night operations here, 'cause right now, you're conducting business purely your own uneducated assumptions of how you think you'd fare under the law.
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