Patients Donating Labor For Meds?

[The Digital Nomad]

Barbara Agro is a good example - she was a receptionist for her son's dispensary. She was convicted for making the statement "Oh, you are here to sell meds to (her son)"

that statement implicated her in the dispensary business.

 

I like the idea of the hydro water bin being outside the locked grow room, that can be accessed by a house guest.

[peanutbutter]

Barbara Agro is a good example - she was a receptionist for her son's dispensary. She was convicted for making the statement "Oh, you are here to sell meds to (her son)"

that statement implicated her in the dispensary business.

 

I like the idea of the hydro water bin being outside the locked grow room, that can be accessed by a house guest.

 

And Sal was just collateral damage.

 

Barb was convicted because of state applied leverage. An abuse of power by those in power.

 

Torture someone enough and you'll get a conviction or confession every time.

 

How difficult is it to torture a sick old lady?

[Restorium2]

At least they gave her a 'sick old lady' sentence. And that confession was recorded before any torture, real or imagined. Just like the recording that said to put the tainted meds in the medibles for sale. Might as well keep history correct.

[Indica Jones]

It is a problem for your patient to possess the plants while you are away, since it is your card that allows possession of plants. He would be unprotected if something happened.

 

 

So where does section 4 I start and stop? If you notice it does state 'person'.