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CTI's Medical Marijuana Attorney Referral List

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Colorado Medical Marijuana Law

• Colorado Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division
  Get medical marijuana business license applications and employee applications here. Read all the rules about operating a medical marijuana business in Colorado.
  
• Final Versions of Colorado's New Medical Marijuana Code
  Enacted by Gov. Bill Ritter on June 7, 2010
  • HB1284: Medical Marijuana "Center" Regulation
  • SB109: Physician/Patient Relationship
• Colorado's Medical Marijuana Law: Article XVIII, Section 14 of the Colorado Constitution
  Enacted by voters in 2000. Medical marijuana is a Constitutional right for Colorado citizens who have a debilitating medical condition. Often mistakenly called "Amendment 20" after the number of the question when it was on the statewide ballot in 2000.
• Medical Marijuana and Sales Tax: Formal Opinion of Attorney General John Suthers Regarding Sales Tax and Medical Marijuana(11/16/09)
• Board of Health Rules and Regulations
• Colorado Revised Statutes

Federal Law

Department of Justice Memo

October 19,2009: MEMORANDUM FOR SELECTED UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS
FROM: David W. Ogden, Deputy Attorney General
SUBJECT: Investigations and Prosecutions in States Authorizing the Medical Use of Marijuana

Colorado District Court

Cannamart v. Centennial

Complaint

Ruling: not published

Colorado Appellate Cases

Colorado v. Clendenin
Oct. 29, 2009: Colorado v. Clendenin: The first case law on Colorado's Medical Marijuana Law (Article XVIII, Section 14 of the Colorado Constitution). The court ruled that a medical marijuana caregiver must know their patients personally and must provide them with other services in addition to the acquisition of medical marijuana.

Colorado v. Marzano

Oral Arguments
July 20, 2010; 9:00 am
101 W. Colfax Ave., Suite C, in Denver

From Rob: I invite other lawyers to read the attached briefs, and then we will set up a "moot court" to help prepare for this oral argument.
robert.corry@comcast.net

Briefs

• Opening Brief (3/19/09)
• AG Answer Brief
• Marzano Reply Brief (4/12/10)

Medical Marijuana Jury Verdicts

A jury determined a patient could possess any amount of cannabis. See the case of Jason Lauve