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In WA weed cannot be delivered, medical or otherwise. Only licensed producers or processors can transport. On end-users under the legal limit (28g)
by edoceo 12y ago
In WA weed cannot be delivered, medical or otherwise.
Only licensed producers or processors can transport. On end-users under the legal limit (28g)
- ObviousScience 12y agoMedical marijuana has been delivered in Washington for at least 5 years, and as of a couple months ago, still was being delivered. Do you have a citation for claiming it's illegal for medical services to deliver? Your claim doesn't jive with what I recall about designated providers, which is the legal aspect of the medical law used to justify dispensaries. While it's true that the recreational market isn't allowed to transport when operating under I-502 rules, the complete failure of the Liquor Control Board to do a decent rollout of the recreational market has essentially forced the police to pick between busting up more or less legitimate delivery businesses and having everyone be really, really mad they can't get legal weed. Also, the 28g thing is incredibly complicated, because of the rules for various infused or extracted products.
- RIMR 12y agoWell, as a WA resident, I promise you, nobody follows those rules. There are MMJ delivery companies everywhere; some even deliver recreational pot. EDIT: recreational
- sv123 12y agoThe recreational deliveries are not long for this world, unlicensed, untracked, breaking all the i502 rules. Just dealers with balls to freely advertise.
- ASneakyFox 12y agoNot too different from medical pot dealers. All pot is for recreational use. The medical thing is just easing the subject into politics and law.