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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0639.022 2008-2010Provision / Protection HRS 329 - Medical Marijuana Use Registration / Requirements for Physician Certificate registering qualifying Adult Personal Use = at least age 21 use patients and primary caregivers Prohibits 1. Endangering another person 2. Use in listed public areas 3. Non - medical use Defines allowed quantities 1. Three mature marijuana plants 2. Four immature marijuana plants Allows 3. One ounce of usable marijuana per each mature plant 1. Protection to qualifying patients and caregivers 2. Protection to treating physicians 3. Protection of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, or other property HCC Article 16, Section 14 - Lowest Resolution 281 -09 Letter to Law Enforcement Priority State Legislature 1. Distribution or sale None 2. Distribution, sale, cultivation, or use on public property 3. Driving under the influence 4. Commercial trafficking YET impedes law enforcement investigation & prosecution of the above at local, state, and federal levels and prohibits funding for such investigations In any single case: 1. Twenty four cannabis plants at any state of maturity or 2. The equivalent in dried cannabis, presumed to be twenty four ounces of usable cannabis, or a greater amount if shown to be no more than the dried equivalent of twenty four plants (At 0.5 grams per joint, this equals 1344 joints. 1 joint per day = 3.68 year supply, 4 joints per day = 0.92 year supply, 7joints per day = 6.31 month supply) My research showed .75 ounce to 32 ounces yield per plant. The DEA assumes four ounces yield per plant, thus allowing up to 96 ounces dried equivalent. (At .5 grams per joint, this equals 5376 joints.) (These quantities are much greater than are needed for individual personal use. What happens to the excess ?) Subtly protects all marijuana cultivation, distribution, sale, possession, or use by limiting investigation to see if quantities and activities are allowed or not None Not defined Cultivation, possession, and use of marijuana Provision / Protection HRS 329 - Medical Marijuana Use Other requirements / restrictions Insurance is not required to cover medical use of marijuana. HCC Article 16, Section 14 - Lowest Law Enforcement Priority 1. Prohibits the acceptance of funding or expenditure of public funds for the investication, arrest, or prosecution of any person, or seizure of any property by the county council, police, or prosecuting attorneys 2. Prohibits the county council from accepting any fund for marijuana eradication 3. Requires semi - annual reports to the county council by police detailing all cannabis investigation and prosecuting activities, the number of complaints about helicopters, and time & money spent on these activities. (How much time and money is wasted on these reports ? ? ?) Resolution 281 -09 Letter to State Legislature Recommends decriminalization statewide, that marijuana not be treated as an illicit substance