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Michigan MMJ Caregiver question

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by chillsmoker, Feb 23, 2010.

  1. #1 chillsmoker, Feb 23, 2010
    Hey GC,

    So I finally got approved in Michigan,(app is over 15 days and no denial letter), however I had some questions about the patient caregiver option. As I am 18, I can be my own caregiver or have someone else be my caregiver, but I was wondering even though I am under 21 but still a patient, can I be other peoples caregivers? Or would I have to wait to be 21, The law isn't really clear on this topic and was hoping for some advice. Thanks all in advnace:wave:
     
  2. #2 peanutbutter, Feb 23, 2010
    You aren't your own caregiver. You are a patient with no caregiver.

    Yes. You have to be 21 in Michigan to be a caregiver.
     
  3. #3 chillsmoker, Feb 23, 2010
    But as a patient I can still have my 12 plants, but can I be compensated for meds for a patient to patient transfer then since I can't be a patient caregiver? Say I only use 6 of my plants and 6 for a relative, and recieve compensation for the meds that the 6 plants provide if it is transferred to another registered legal patient?
     
  4. #4 chillsmoker, Feb 25, 2010
    bump, need advice please
     
  5. #5 chillsmoker, Feb 27, 2010
    Does anyone happen to have experience in this area that could help please?
     
  6. #6 chillsmoker, Feb 28, 2010
    Really guys? This is depressiing lol. How is Michigan regarding patient to patient transfers? I know the law says that we are legal under prop 1 to transport marijuana, but some define that as from place a to b; while some interpret the law as transfer from person to person. Has there been a formal statement to LEO interpretation of the law and if they define P2P transfers illegal? Thanks for the help in advance
     
  7. #7 peanutbutter, Mar 1, 2010
    The protection for transporting comes from this location in the law:

    Note that "transfer" and "delivery" are protected actions in addition to transportation.
     
  8. #8 chillsmoker, Mar 1, 2010
    I know its written in the law like that, but I have heard of some people having problems with p2p because cops interpret the "transferring" as its your marijuana taking it from point a to point b, instead of transferring ownership from other forums. So I was trying to get a better idea. MSP released something regarding their interpretation of the law saying that any sale to a qualifying patient was considered legal, but not all officers are following it. Have you heard anything about this? Any Michigan patients have a better understanding than I?
     
  9. #9 peanutbutter, Mar 1, 2010
    So it's a good thing that is talks about "transport", "transfer" and "delivery."

    That way they have to fail to understand the English language for all three words.
     

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