Olive Drab Green
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Wolf's been pushing for it since he was campaigning.
Can we get a Pennsylvania sub-forum?
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Olive Drab Green
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And low income families will have access to free weed or reduced weed, while all consumers also avoid any taxes or duties, which come out of the grower's and processor's pocket.
420monster
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Atleast for now that is how it's set wolf has alwalys been a for the people kind of guy
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Olive Drab Green
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Dude, don't be such a pessimist, it is literally a certainty now.
420monster
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It could be alot better but it's a start plus aslong as you don't say you smoke it who can tell the difference between oil and smoke in a piss test
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flowers will be illegal for a reason, it will have nothing to do with a piss test. it's all about the $$$$$$
Olive Drab Green
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There are no more changes, the amendments have all been yea'd and nay'd. And the Senate just wants to send it up the chain.
Olive Drab Green
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So turn your flowers into oil or don't refill your vaporizer indiscreetly. If you're using marijuana medicinally, I don't think the cops will fuck with you.
420monster
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An amendment by Rep. John Lawrence, R-Chester, forbids state public officials and employees (lawmakers, the governor, judges and cabinet secretaries, among others) from having a financial stake in a licensed medical marijuana organization. The prohibition also is leveled against their immediate family members as defined under the state Ethics Act.
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the 1 really good thing i've read in bill 3 is child welfare cannot charge u with anything as long as you're licensed. i'm glad to see that too 420, only thing it's missing is bro in laws, friends, acquaintances....the licenses are fairly steep so only deep pockets will be supplying. i do agree that it's 1 of the better bills of the recent states that have passed mm.
i'll be happy when it's treated same as dandelion....never in my life.
i'll be happy when it's treated same as dandelion....never in my life.
Cobnobuler
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Hopefully this bill is a step in the right direction toward decriminalization in general. Thats what I would like to see in my lifetime, especially as it pertains to small personal cultivation.
As it stands, PA still has mandatory penalties for any grows 10 plants or greater.
As it stands, PA still has mandatory penalties for any grows 10 plants or greater.
420monster
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Nope updated look again 1 plant is now a felony
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you've got to be fuggin kidding me!!!
420monster
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Cobnobuler
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I'm talking more about the automatic mandatory, and thats at >9 plants. Under 9 and you might have some options to stay out of jail especially in a first offense, but if your caught with 10, there's no getting out of doing time if a conviction sticks.
The felony part is a given in either ( unfortunate as that is )
420monster
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Not true it use to be 9 and under misdemeanor 10^ felony as for mandatory it's done by weight per total plant matter they even take the weight of dirt on the roots you could actually be better off with 300 unrooted clones vs 4 medium plants in full bloom the reason it was changed is I could run 9 4 pound trees and get off with a slap on the wrist with a class d misdemeanor and my neighbor get jailed for 10 3 grams plants
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Olive Drab Green
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I think people are starting to take a more relaxed approach to marijuana as long as you aren't a banger.