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The feds are busy enough as it is. I don't think the they have the time or the manpower to compare some states' marijuana purchase logs with their 4473s.
BUT...if they are looking for an excuse...
The feds are busy enough as it is. I don't think the they have the time or the manpower to compare some states' marijuana purchase logs with their 4473s.
Who knew the guys running those dispensaries were smoking *that much* pot....Damn. I feel bad for your mother.
"Chevy, hun, would you be a darling and go grab your mother some milk?"
"MOM! There's no other reasonable reason to buy or possess milk unless you are drinking it!!! GOSH!!!"
In Mass the law specifically says it is illegal to purchase for someone else.Not sure what NY will do but I have already heard about smoking in public being ok in NY, in Mass its not allowed.In fact, when you make a purchase they show you what you have, put it in a zippered pouch and it is illegal to transport if the package is opened before you get home.If you want to transport it from your house it has to be in its original packaging, with all labeling intact.I purchase things for others all the time.
From what I know about ATV'ing, if you give someone permission to be on your property for recreational purposes, they cannot hold you liable for any injury or wrongful death that occurs as a result of using your property.
So, open container law for pot ?In Mass the law specifically says it is illegal to purchase for someone else.Not sure what NY will do but I have already heard about smoking in public being ok in NY, in Mass its not allowed.In fact, when you make a purchase they show you what you have, put it in a zippered pouch and it is illegal to transport if the package is opened before you get home.If you want to transport it from your house it has to be in its original packaging, with all labeling intact.
And "Marijuana purchase logs" aren't a thing of course.The feds are busy enough as it is. I don't think the they have the time or the manpower to compare some states' marijuana purchase logs with their 4473s.
Don't be so sure about that. It could be done in 15 minutes as long as they have the data sets. I'll defer to Rambam's 2nd law on this one:The feds are busy enough as it is. I don't think the they have the time or the manpower to compare some states' marijuana purchase logs with their 4473s.
Dont feel bad, Im sure somebody blocked you.
Okay I'm just flattering myself then.
Carry on.
this will get you arrested in NY with your prescribed drugs or vitamins if in your car when driving ...
And "Marijuana purchase logs" aren't a thing of course.
It won't be done until someone decides they want to impress their boss with a big list of "collars".Don't be so sure about that. It could be done in 15 minutes as long as they have the data sets. I'll defer to Rambam's 2nd law on this one:
"Any information that can be used will be misused"
To paraphrase Brandon Herrera, that's the face he makes when watching other men do his wife in front of him.
The point I was making was that possessing weed doesn't necessarily mean a person is a user of marijuana.It is a violation of federal law to purchase untaxed weed.
A tax they will not let you pay (just like post '86 machine guns).
So, there is no such thing in the US as a lawful user of marijuana.
Just because you are complying with state law doesn't mean you aren't breaking federal law.
I'm stating the facts. As for your ridiculous assertion that only a user would possess, there will very soon be plenty of "reasonable reasons to buy and possess" without being a user. For example, everyone in the weed business. Farmers, wholesale, retail, marketing. It will also be legal for, say, you to go pick up some weed for your wife.Nice try. The "it isnt mine, I bought it for someone else" isnt going to fly. A 5 year old can see through that. There is no other reasonable reason to buy and possess unless you are using it. Nobody mentioned prior use. It's a no-go champ.
Are you sure about that? In Mass its not. A friend who does use it was picking up his order and had a question about some CBD concoction he was picking up for his wife,as soon as he mentioned it being for his wife the girl took it out of the bag and set it aside and told him its illegal for him to buy for someone else and illegal for her to sell it to him if she knows.She eventually gave it to him but he had to say he lied about it being for someone else.Not sure about other states or what NY will do when it starts.It will also be legal for, say, you to go pick up some weed for your wife.
NYS official determination:Are you sure about that? In Mass its not. A friend who does use it was picking up his order and had a question about some CBD concoction he was picking up for his wife,as soon as he mentioned it being for his wife the girl took it out of the bag and set it aside and told him its illegal for him to buy for someone else and illegal for her to sell it to him if she knows.She eventually gave it to him but he had to say he lied about it being for someone else.Not sure about other states or what NY will do when it starts.
There is certainly a lot of unknown in NY right now, but here is what we do know: right now, it is perfectly legal for person A to give person B up to three ounces of weed at a time, so long as no money exchanges hands.Are you sure about that? In Mass its not. A friend who does use it was picking up his order and had a question about some CBD concoction he was picking up for his wife,as soon as he mentioned it being for his wife the girl took it out of the bag and set it aside and told him its illegal for him to buy for someone else and illegal for her to sell it to him if she knows.She eventually gave it to him but he had to say he lied about it being for someone else.Not sure about other states or what NY will do when it starts.
Could be, but that doesn't mean you cannot be found guilty of lying on the 4473, or being a user in possession. The purchase is simply the indicator that will start the investigation. It wouldn't be hard to show a person is a user. This is very basic investigative stuff here.There is certainly a lot of unknown in NY right now, but here is what we do know: right now, it is perfectly legal for person A to give person B up to three ounces of weed at a time, so long as no money exchanges hands.
I don't expect that to change. As such, I expect it to be completely legal for person A to buy weed on behalf of person B, once purchasing is legal.
Enlighten us, then.It wouldn't be hard to show a person is a user.
How about an investigator following you and getting you on video smoking the weed you just bought?Enlighten us, then.
Enlighten us, then.
I saw a pothead on a major busy roadway recently playing with a bag of weed and handling a glass pipe. Looked like she was trying to pack the pipe for a nice smoke and drive session. She was all over the road. The lane she was in turned into an on ramp for the thruway and she had to drive through a striped off area to get back onto the roadway. These people aren't that bright and won't be hard to catch. Very few will be able to wait until they get home to light up.Probable cause was, I smell weed. New will be I saw use.
Who knew the guys running those dispensaries were smoking *that much* pot....
And with all the food he's eating, Danny Wegman must be orca fat.
This entire conversation has been set in the context of "purchase or possession does not equate to use" - see the thread title. You're talking about someone actually using. We diverged at some point here. I am not advocating for unlawful behavior, I am talking about the facts concerning what the 4473 actually says, and why possession or purchase of marijuana does not obligate a person to answer "yes" to whether or not they are an unlawful user of or addicted to marijuana.How about an investigator following you and getting you on video smoking the weed you just bought?
I thought it was by prescription only for a legal transaction . I thought he Possession and growing it is what has been legalizedMaybe I'm missing something, but what is stopping someone from making an anonymous cash purchase? I have yet to see any evidence of a state database being established like there would be for medical users. I also don't see them tracking alcohol purchases.
Amazing you can be a belligerent drunkard and under federal law, you can possess a firearm. Smoke a little pot? SWAT RAID.