Those Cultivating or Transporting
Marijuana Plants – Certain Things to Know
New legislation
that has attempted to clear the smoke that covers the Michigan Medical
Marihuana Act (aka MMMA) deals with the definition of an “enclosed locked facility.” The bill can be viewed here.
An “enclosedlocked facility” is now defined as “a closet, room or other comparable,
stationary, and fully-enclosed area equipped with secured locks or other
functioning security devices that permit access only by a” patient or
caregiver.
It also explains that individuals cultivating outside will satisfy
the “enclosed locked facility” requirement if the structure is:
anchored,
attached, or affixed to the ground; located on land that is owned, leased or
rented by patient or caregiver which is equipped with functioning locks or
other security device and is enclosed on all sides, except for the ground, by
chain-link fence, wire mesh, wooden slats, or similar material preventing
access by the public.
The enclosedlocked facility will also be established for moments where an individual is
transporting a plant from one location to another within his or her vehicle.
However, it should be noted that the intent must be to transport the plant from
one location to another permanent location. This is for a temporary setting and
should be used accordingly.
It is always
imperative to know the changes in law, especially when those changes could make
the difference between a criminal charge and just another day. In order to
smoke carefree there are certain things you as a patient or caregiver must
know. If you have questions, comments or concerns contact Josh Jones today. He
is your Michigan Medical Marihuana Defense Lawyer.
PLEASE
DO NOT RELY ON THESE LEGAL OPINIONS AND OBSERVATIONS WHEN REPRESENTING YOURSELF
IN COURT. THESE ARTICLES ARE NOT MEANT TO COMPENSATE OR EFFECUATE LEGAL
REPRESENTATION. YOU SHOULD AND MUST CONTACT AN ATTORNEY AND DISCUSS WITH HIM OR
HER THE CONSEQUENCES OF ANY AND ALL IDEAS, STATEMENTS, OPINIONS, EXPRESSIONS OR
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