Buy Marijuana Seeds In Michigan

Proposition 1 of the Michigan cannabis laws is as follows;

Marijuana users

• Individuals 21years of age or older to possess, use, transport, or process 2.5 ounces or less of marijuana or 15grams of marijuana concentrate.
• Individuals were allowed to grow up to 12 marijuana plants, as long as the plants are not visible from a public place, and store up to 10 ounces of marijuana from the plants in locked containers in their residences for personal use.
• Individuals were allowed to share or transfer, without payment up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana to other person 21years of age or older.
• Being under the influence of marijuana remains illegal while operating motor vehicles, aircraft, motorboats, off-road recreational vehicles, or snowmobiles. In addition, smoking marijuana remained unlawful in all public places.
• It allowed landlords and leaseholders to prohibit smoking marijuana on their properties. The measure also allowed employers to punish employees for violating workplace drug policies and working under the influence.

Marijuana regulation

The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (DLRA) was made responsible for implementing the initiative and controlling the commercial production and distribution of marijuana.

Proposal 1 prohibits the DLRA from establishing rules that would:

• Limit the number of licenses that can be granted;
• Require customers to provide retailers with identifying information other than age or with personal information other than that needed to make a transaction;
• Prohibit marijuana establishments from operating at a shared location of a medical marijuana facility;
• Prohibit marijuana growers, marijuana processors, or marijuana retailers from operating within a single facility: and
• Be deemed unreasonably impracticable.

The regulatory department was made responsible for deciding testing, packing, and labeling standards for marijuana.

The initiative required that all state licenses be valid for at least one year. It also prohibited marijuana establishments from selling tobacco products.

Local control

Municipalities were authorized to ban or limit marijuana establishments within their boundaries. Marijuana establishments were prohibited from being located in an area zoned exclusively for residential use or within at least 1000 feet of a public or private school unless a local government adopts or ordinance reducing the distance requirement.

Taxation of marijuana sales

It levied an excise sales tax of 10 percent, in addition to the existing 6 percent sales tax, on marijuana sales at retailers and micro-businesses.

Legal penalties

• Persons not authorized to possess, cultivate or deliver marijuana in otherwise legal amounts are to be given a fine of not more than $100 and forfeiture of the marijuana
• Persons who possess, cultivate, or deliver not more than twice the amount of marijuana are to be given a fine of not more than $500 and forfeiture of marijuana for a first violation; for the second violation not more than $1000 and the third violation not more than $2000.
• Persons who possess, cultivate, or deliver more than twice the amount of marijuana were to be penalized with a misdemeanor but were not to be imprisoned unless the violation was “habitual, willful, and for a commercial purpose or the violation involved violence.
• Persons under the legal age of 21 years and who possess otherwise legal amounts of marijuana were to be fined between $100 and $500 and required to complete between four and eight hours of drug education.