Probationers Allowed Access to Medical Marijuana Prior to the passage of House Bill 15-1267, probationers in Colorado were prohibited by law from engaging in the use of medical marijuana to treat their conditions. C.R.S. §18-1.3-204 stated that probationers must lead a “law-abiding life.” This was interpreted by Colorado courts as requiring probationers to abstain from […]
Read MoreWe did it. We made history. After 80 long years, Colorado has finally ended the failed policy of marijuana prohibition. Last Tuesday, Coloradans overwhelming passed Amendment 64 (55% to 45%) which will regulate marijuana like alcohol statewide. Our historic work has made headlines across the world – from Japan to India to Belize. We are forever thankful […]
Read MoreColorado’s historic constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana for the patients and caregivers.
Read MoreC.R.S. 25-15-106 is the primary law regulating patients and caregivers.
Read MoreThis is the implementing legislation for Amendment 20. It’s really nothing special.
Read MoreThe Colorado Medical Marijuana Code is the primary law relating to medical marijuana businesses. It includes parts of HB10-1284, HB11-1043, and HB11-1250.
Read MoreThese regulations are directed towards patients and caregivers. They are an essential read for all.
Read MoreThe regulations are directed toward Medical Marijuana Business and were enacted in early 2011 to implement the Colorado Medical Marijuana Code.
Read MoreThis Bill requires the Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division to regulate the packaging for infused products.
Read MoreAlthough many caregivers were operating lawful retail outlets, Amendment 20 did not expressly authorize or regulate the commercial distribution of medical marijuana. In June of 2010, the Colorado Legislature enacted the Colorado Medical Marijuana Code – the most comprehensive system of medical marijuana distribution and regulation in the world – through the passage of SB […]
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