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B.C. judge strikes down portions of Medical Marijuana Law
VICTORIA — People authorized to use medical marijuana can now bake it in brownies and spread it on toast, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Justice Robert Johnston concluded that the section in Health Canada’s Marijuana Medical Access Regulations (MMAR) restricting recipients to using only the dried form of the drug is unconstitutional as it breaches the Charter of Rights section guaranteeing ‘life, liberty, and security of the person.’
“The remedy for this breach is to remove the word ‘dried’ where it appears in the Marijuana Medical Access Regulations and I so order,” said Johnston.
The decision comes out of a constitutional challenge by Owen Smith, the head baker for the Cannabis Buyers’ Club of Canada. Read the rest of this entry »
For Immediate Release
Tues April 10, 2012
Victoria, B.C.: A decision in the bakery trial of the Cannabis Buyers Clubs of Canada will be handed down by Justice Johnson of the Supreme Court of B.C. at 9:15 am on Fri. April 13, 2012. Head baker Owen Smith, charged with possession of THC for the purposes of trafficking and possession of cannabis, has asked Justice Johnson, through lawyer Kirk Tousaw, to strike down the cannabis laws in Canada as unconstitutional. A press conference will be held at the Burdett St. entrance to the courthouse at 10:30 am.
Owen was arrested in a downtown apartment in the middle of baking cookies in Dec. 2009. The trial finally started in Jan. 2012, with CBC of C founder Ted Smith taking the stand first, followed by 4 members of the club and expert witness, Dr. David Pate. Defense testimony focused upon the benefits of eating or topically applying cannabis and inconsistent information provided by Health Canada.
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Stalkenol capsules are grape seed oil (good for digestive disorders and dissolving bad cholesterol) infused with cannabis stalk and put into Veggie capsules (not gelatin caps which are derived from animal hoofs and skins). Stalkenols are a convenient, affordable way of eating cannabis and are ideal when feeling nauseous. They tend to have less muscle relaxant qualities than Ryanol so are better suited for day use.
Method:
Check ‘Cap me quik’ tray for moisture, make sure it’s dry. Assemble capping tray on paper towel.
Remove the heads of the Vegetable Capsules and fill tray with the longer cap bottoms.
Assemble the syringe and draw it full of Stalkenol oil.
Fill each capsule to approx. 3⁄4 (not all the way to the top) add lids, pressing them down to snap them shut.
Store in cool dry bags
Suggested Use: 1 or 2 before bed and in the morning