قنّب هنديّ قواعد استطاع بذرت صناعة جديدة

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يقترح قواعد لطبيّة قنّب هنديّ مزودات استطاع فتحت الباب إلى خاصّة غيرساع للربح أو [فور-بروفيت] منتجات في [نو مإكسيك].

منذ الدولة قنّب هنديّ طبيّة خلقت تسجيل كان يوليو-تمّوز 1, مريضات يتلقّى ثلاثة طرق أن ينال قنّب هنديّ: ب ينمو هو بنفسي; عيّن ب يتعاقد مع "[كرجفر]," الذي ينمو أو خلاف ذلك ينال المعمل ويكون كلّ يسمح أن يزوّد جرع من العشب إلى في أكثر أربعة مريضات; أو ب يشتري هو من الشارع. While street drugs have high, black-market prices, the designated caregivers are not allowed to charge patients any more than the cost of “supplies or utilities associated with the possession of medical use marijuana.”

The proposed rules could open the field of providers to private entities that would establish licit market pricing, raising concerns of a capitalistic free-for-all similar to the market in California, where 300 “pot clubs” offer a marijuana-connoisseur’s delight of exotic varieties, often at prices beyond the means of needy patients. While only nonprofit operations are protected by California law, some clubs are reputed to be making millions.

“California’s gotten really out of control,” said Melissa Milam, coordinator of New Mexico’s medical cannabis program. One bulwark against this distopian future is the much tighter restriction on conditions that can qualify a patient for a medical marijuana card. In California, a doctor can prescribe marijuana for anyone he believes will be helped by it. In New Mexico, only patients suffering pain as a result of one of seven conditions can qualify, short of a special petition to a medical advisory board. The board will look at proposals for additions to the list every six months.

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