Today the yet to be formed Arizona Medical Marijuana Association (AzMMA) had its attorney send a 17 page letter to the Arizona Department of Health Services with its suggested changes to the December 17, 2010, proposed rules. For the most part, I think its suggested are good and should be adopted by DHS. The only change I disagree with is AzMMA’s suggestion to increase the Arizona residency requirement to three years. Proposition 203 does not contain a requirement that owners of medical marijuana dispensaries be residents of Arizona. Query: Could that requirement be an unconstitutional violation of the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution?
Arizona Medical Marijuana Association is Alive!
By On the Net|2011-01-18T19:13:56-07:00January 7th, 2011|Stories & Articles|Comments Off on Arizona Medical Marijuana Association is Alive!
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