Schuette: Medical marijuana doesn't spoil custody cases Lansing — Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says parents who use medical marijuana aren't disqualified from having custody of children or visiting them. But Schuette says the immunity isn't absolute. He says it's appropriate for a judge to determine whether there are unreasonable dangers for children, similar to a parent's approved use of other controlled substances. The attorney general says a judge can't independently determine if a parent should qualify to use marijuana. Schuette's opinion was released Friday in response to a question by state Sen. Rick Jones, R-Grand Ledge. The opinion refers to people who are approved by the state to use marijuana to alleviate illnesses or grow it for others. From The Detroit News: Schuette: Medical marijuana doesn't spoil custody cases | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com SANITY is prevailing!!! Further reading- The role of child protection in cannabis grow-operations. (abst – 2013) The role of child protection in cannabis g... [Int J Drug Policy. 2013] - PubMed - NCBI The Kids Are All Right, Even if Their Parents Grow Pot (news – 2011) [FONT="] [/FONT][FONT="]The Kids Are All Right, Even if Their Parents Grow Pot - ParentDish[/FONT] Does pot possession equal child neglect? (news – 2011) Does pot possession equal child neglect? Granny
Leave it to the shittiest state to do it though lol. I don't think Michigan is taken too seriously at all anymore. Hopefully it will soon follow, surprised nothing like that has been ruled in CO or WA yet.