Full Assessment For Succesful Sec 8

[MiMedical]

"after having completed a full assessment

of

the patient's

medical history

and

current medical condition"

 

So a Dr must review a patients,  "entire medical history for a successful Section 8 defense"?

Not only for a defense but, to recommend medical marijuana?

 

How many have actually brought their entire medical history to a certifying Dr, and that Dr actually look through their entire medical history before recommending marijuana to a patient?

 

 

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/ccs_files/downloads/EssentialsoftheAffirmativeDefense.pdf

 

 

[MiMedical]

Most physicians require new patients to complete a full medical history and current medical condition questionnaire on the first visit.

 When I read full medical history, I assumed it was that the Dr had to read the patients complete medical history. MRI's, chart notes, etc.

[AmishRnot4ganja]

Oooh please. 

 

An individual cannot be held accountable for a doctor's decisions. A judge or prosecutor is not qualified to make medical decisions for anybody. If you have a qualifying medical condition and a doctor has stated that you may benefit from using medical marijuana, then your part in the medical equation is done.

The prosecutor can question the doctor's qualifications and integrity, but that is something between the prosecutor and the doctor, not the patient.

I would love to see a prosecutor successfully prosecute a patient for a doctor's mistake.

[t-pain]

its full assessment of medical history and current condition.

not full medical history.

 

assessment is defined as the act of making a judgment about something.

so the doctor has to make a judgement about your medical history and current condition.

 

how ya doin mimedical? you're going to beat this.

[MiMedical]

Lol, Thanks. Yea I think we can do it, just looking around at what the pa could poke at :-)

[t-pain]

do you have to file the motion to dismiss with the prosecutor ? i forgot if thats a rule here in michigan or not.

[MiMedical]

do you have to file the motion to dismiss with the prosecutor ? i forgot if thats a rule here in michigan or not.

Yes, its been filed

[t-pain]

i bet the PA will file for extension and reschedule next hearing then.

[MiMedical]

I bet the Pa can sit on his thumb and enjoy it

[GregS]

i bet the PA will file for extension and reschedule next hearing then.

The next step is for the judge to rule whether to allow it, and if so, to schedule it on his docket. The PA can file objections to it before the decision is made.

Edited January 30, 2014 by GregS

[MiMedical]

 Well I hope they just dismiss it, it isn't that large of a case.

But then again, I can hope in one beth hand, and shti in the other too.