Arizona Republic: “He advertises himself as a medical-marijuana patient offering extra high-grade pot ‘with huge buds’ for a ‘reasonable donation.’ The seller’s Craigslist ad says those with medical-marijuana cards can purchase an ounce of high-quality pot — and get it delivered — for $250, about $150 less than what some medical marijuana dispensaries charge, he told The Arizona Republic. . . . While Arizona’s medical-marijuana program is intended to be “purely medicinal,” some participants are exploiting the law by reselling marijuana they’ve legally purchased or grown, fueling the illegal drug market.
Patients Exploit Arizona’s Medical Pot Law
By On the Net|2014-05-03T08:06:43-07:00May 3rd, 2014|Stories & Articles|Comments Off on Patients Exploit Arizona’s Medical Pot Law
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