I am a caregiver in Michigan right now and I am beginning to hear some buzz about the state going to full on decriminalization of cannabis. I was wondering if somebody that has already went through this transformation could let me know what changes to expect from a caregivers point of view (prices, supply and demand, quality, etc) I think Michigan is planning on modeling itself after colorado in these regards but I may be wrong. Any input to prepare me for this upcoming change would be great.
Well thats an easy one, i figured that much but that has to affect supply and demand somehow. And the states that decriminalized it, do they still have their MMJ programs in place?
I know that.... but the threat of a ticket vs the threat of going to jail is a big difference. I feel like more people are going to be growing, consuming etc without such harsh penalties hanging over their heads
You are a caregiver to mmj patients, I feel there is a good chance you will be 'grandfathered in'. In other words you should be able to abide by the same laws you originally agreed to. I feel there wont be much, if any, change in the way you do things. Sent from a Canadian who does his own thing.