Defining Usable Medical Marijuana

[AthlonJedi]

Ok, to me this sounds like a question that legislature needs to use SCIENCE to answer, I.E.  According to Chemistry, when can a Plant be deemed usable. We all know while  in the various stages of growth that there arre chemical processes that take place to produce the final "Usable" product. So what does the science say? That is in my opinion what constitues "Usable" and "Non-Usable" .

[AthlonJedi]

Also, consider in the case of Pediatric Cannabis, NO decarboxillation takes place to "Activate" Thca--->Thc. Thus technicly , Pediatric cannabis is "Useable" Before Adult cannabis is......Scienticicly speaking.

[Wild Bill]

It really doesn't matter what any of us think. It's all up to the presiding judge, and that is hit and miss at best.

[GregS]

In anothre State, cali I believe, a guy was caught with plants hanging and they tried to prosecute him for it. He was able to beat the charges because drying is part of the "manufacturing" process and the govt had to give him reasonable time to complete that process.

 

The "manufacture" of mmj is covered under the definition of medical use in our law. Drying AND curing are both necessary parts of the manufacturing process which we are allowed to do.

 

Just my opinion!

Good to know. Great argument. Processing would be apt too.

Edited October 15, 2015 by GregS