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On November 11, 2008, the Maui Police Department shut down Patients Without Time's ability to function within the guidelines of the Hawai'i Medical Marijuana Program. Please visit Maui County Citizens For Democracy in Action's website for current details, up to date legislation and to join the "420 Club" by donating to our important community efforts.
We are a medical marijuana advocacy group educating the community to the therapeutic treatments and legal rights associated with cannabis in Hawai'i. You, or a loved one, may qualify by state license to use and grow cannabis for medical reasons.
The Hawai'i State Medical Marijuana law was enacted in 1999. The Hawai'i law was based on the state of Oregon's Medical Marijuana Law enacted a year earlier. Each patient/caregiver is allowed to grow 3 mature plants, 4 immature plants and possess 3 ounces of usable marijuana at all times. Today, there are more than 2500 medical marijuana patients in the state of Hawai'i.
Patients are referred to one of more than 20 physicians here in Maui County, who screen and certify a patient's need for marijuana. We ask all new patients to talk with their own family physician first. It is always best that your primary physician knows everything that you are doing medically. We are also available to answer any questions that you and your doctor may have about medicinal marijuana and the license procedure.
Last year, the State of Hawaii House of Representatives Committee on Health approved HCR 10, a resolution that affects patients' accessibility and affordability of medicine. The measure was then adopted by the entire house floor before the house committee on judiciary deferred to vote. This house resolution has now been crafted into a bill, HB 2675, will vote on this resolution in the 2008 session. Also, read our six important bills introduced to the state house. Please go to the MCCFDIA website and read more about these measures, our 2008 Family Farmer Regulation and Revenue initiative, and join the "420 Club."
