hi I live in coos county Oregon and I was wondering if the medical marijuana patient card holders names are public information since it is legal I want to be a care taker for someone that does not have the meens to grow them selves do you know how I can find local leagal marijuana users in my area?
You can't. You either grow your own or get a care giver. No other options are available.
The Swedish word for care giver is vårdnadshavare.
A patient may change his or her primary care-giver or medical marijuana center no more than once per month. A patient may change his or her primary care-giver or medical marijuana center by submitting such information on the form and in the manner as directed by the department within ten days of the change occurring. For more information visit the Related Link.
None, unless you have a license. Even then, you can only get a license (And grow) in states that have legalized medical Marijuana and the Marijuana can only supply medical Marijuana dispensaries.
this is a care giver
Getting the license to sell dope
It depends on what kind of license you have. There is a license to smoke marijuana and own it, and there is a completely different license to have seeds and grow them. If you are eligible for a smoking license then you should be able to get a growers license as well, but it's a whole new process and they will test you all over again to be sure your need for marijuana is realistic. for more questions email me at Audrie.C.7@gmail.com
never!
As a caregiver to children, my duties include ensuring their safety and well-being, providing emotional and physical support, creating a nurturing environment, and facilitating their growth and development through age-appropriate activities. I also communicate effectively with the children's parents to maintain consistency in their care and address any concerns or needs that may arise.
Nope.
drugs are bad
No. Possessions pass to whoever is named in the will under control of the executor of the will. This will normally be a close family relative. The care giver has no specific right. (But, of course the care giver may be named as the executor.)