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At least the Washington Law Enforcement Officials have the Right Idea.

Medical needs and limits should be set by Medical People.

Mr. Jerry Wade is right, In that he and his organization made a huge step backwards for patients. When they sat down with the police to discus this issue. "They" came up with new definitions as to what a mature plant is, that are not based on plant growth or science at all. They just picked a # and said if your Seedling/Start grows this tall "YOU GO TO JAIL".

I saw this law abused in a Marion County Courtroom this spring.

I say let the doctors and patients set their individual limits and let horticultural experts decide when a plant is mature.

Let Law Enforcement Officers enforce the law, how about you all go bust a tweaker or rapist and let the sick people heal.

Again KUDOS to the Washington Police for knowing their job or what it's not.

R.I.

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