Law On Clones

Can any One Tell Me About The Law On Clones...... How Many You Can Have?

If clones have roots it counts against your allowable numbers (it's considered a plant)

^^^^ yeap^^^
And asshole cops will count a broken branch to violate u out of LARA's 'protection'

I personally would count all clones rooted or not as a plant as that's what I do and upon a visit from the man I was told they don't care if rooted or not its a plant.

what state ? and yes if the plant is rooted then its a plant .

This is Michiganl

Personally I like to think of the 12 plant/2.5 ounce as transportation limits and may be at home if referencing 12 unquestionably flowering plants with medicinal value. LEO, courts and lawyers like to bastardize Section 4 of our MMMA to simply keep on keeping on with this criminalization game that they literally subsist on (clear Conflict of Interest). Section 4's title "Protections for Medical Use of Marijuana" alone not only tells a different story, it's clear directives are literally aimed at stopping these players actions, NOT a patient/caregiver right to act under this decriminalization Act. The language and repeated prohibitions of this section such as "There shall be a presumption that a qualifying patient or primary caregiver is engaged in the medical use of marihuana in accordance" and "shall not be subject to arrest, prosecution, or penalty in any manner" is without a doubt the spirit of this section of the law IMHO.

murdah700 said:

Can any One Tell Me About The Law On Clones...... How Many You Can Have?

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Are you looking to re-locate to Michigan?

to answer your question, a [patient] can have 12.
a [caregiver] w 5 patients, in addition to their 12 (cg as own patient), may run up to 72 in accord w current mmmp program.

abe supercro said:

to answer your question, a [patient] can have 12.
a [caregiver] w 5 patients, in addition to their 12 (cg as own patient), may run up to 72 in accord w current mmmp program.

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This is true, or at least consistent with the current working "legal opinion" provided to local law enforcement such as the Michigan State Police. The feds on the other hand ...

thanks guys!!!