http://cantaxreg.com This site contains materials on marijuana legalization in the U.S.- not so much the merits, but the methods of legalization. Tue, 06 Mar 2012 17:49:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://cantaxreg.com/hearing-on-h1371-march-6/#comment-182 Christopher Petro Tue, 06 Mar 2012 17:49:58 +0000 http://cantaxreg.com/?p=677#comment-182 This is an excellent step in the right direction not only for MA, but for the entire country. In taxing the cannabis industry, a high profit will be made by regulating it and taxing it. Also, this will allow research to be performed by highly qualified medical doctors in order to perfect Medicinal Marijuana. It would be a great accomplishment for MA to be the first state to make the right decision in order to help with the current economy. If this does pass, I will be interested to see how the Federal Government will react because according to the DEA, Marijuana is a schedule I drug and is illegal in the US. This is an excellent step in the right direction not only for MA, but for the entire country. In taxing the cannabis industry, a high profit will be made by regulating it and taxing it. Also, this will allow research to be performed by highly qualified medical doctors in order to perfect Medicinal Marijuana. It would be a great accomplishment for MA to be the first state to make the right decision in order to help with the current economy. If this does pass, I will be interested to see how the Federal Government will react because according to the DEA, Marijuana is a schedule I drug and is illegal in the US.

]]> http://cantaxreg.com/medical-marijuana-in-2012/#comment-180 Dick Tue, 06 Mar 2012 01:04:21 +0000 http://cantaxreg.com/?p=558#comment-180 Hi Jay- The text of the proposed law does not appear to distinguish between under-21 patients and over-21 patients. However it is likely that when the regulations are written up, they could have something to say on that subject. Take a look: http://cantaxreg.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/InfoSheetText.pdf Thanks Dick dick@cantaxreg.com Hi Jay-
The text of the proposed law does not appear to distinguish between under-21 patients and over-21 patients. However it is likely that when the regulations are written up, they could have something to say on that subject.
Take a look: http://cantaxreg.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/InfoSheetText.pdf
Thanks
Dick
dick@cantaxreg.com

]]> http://cantaxreg.com/medical-marijuana-in-2012/#comment-174 Jason Sun, 26 Feb 2012 15:35:19 +0000 http://cantaxreg.com/?p=558#comment-174 So if I am 18 and I have diagnoses that would qualify for a medical license once this bill passes ,would I be able to acquire one or is it going to be only 21+ period??? So if I am 18 and I have diagnoses that would qualify for a medical license once this bill passes ,would I be able to acquire one or is it going to be only 21+ period???

]]> http://cantaxreg.com/hearing-on-h1371-march-6/#comment-139 Marijuana Law Reform at the Statehouse 2012 | Calm Effects Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:36:04 +0000 http://cantaxreg.com/?p=677#comment-139 [...] to adults. It was referred to the Joint Committee on Judiciary then, and it is still pending. A hearing is scheduled on March [...] [...] to adults. It was referred to the Joint Committee on Judiciary then, and it is still pending. A hearing is scheduled on March [...]

]]> http://cantaxreg.com/hearing-on-h1371-march-6/#comment-136 2012 Could Be A Big Year For Marijuana Policy Reform « My MMMP Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:02:13 +0000 http://cantaxreg.com/?p=677#comment-136 [...] to adults. It was referred to the Joint Committee on Judiciary then, and it is still pending. A hearing is scheduled on March [...] [...] to adults. It was referred to the Joint Committee on Judiciary then, and it is still pending. A hearing is scheduled on March [...]

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