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I Carry a South Dakota Medical Cannabis Card. Patients Deserve Advocates Who Can Survive Scrutiny.
WeedPress publisher Jason Karimi, a registered South Dakota medical cannabis patient, argues that people who speak for the state’s 20,040 patients should disclose financial interests and meet the standard they ask of others.
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— Jason Karimi, Publisher, WeedPress
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What We’re Tracking: Next 60 Days
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Part 1301 Defers Security to State Law. Article 44:90 Never Mentions Part 1301.
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High Pines Medical Marijuana Clinic’s providers see patients at clinic locations in South Dakota and can certify qualifying patients through the state’s medical cannabis registry.
WeedPress is not affiliated with or sponsored by High Pines Medical Clinic and receives nothing for this recommendation. The publisher recommends it based on his own experience as a patient.
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I Carry a South Dakota Medical Cannabis Card. Patients Deserve Advocates Who Can Survive Scrutiny.
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WeedPress Requests Five Years of MMOC Communications with Outside Groups
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MMOC Agenda For October 13 2026 Meeting Includes Federal Rescheduling Discussion By AG Office
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Can You Lose Child Custody for Medical Marijuana in South Dakota? What the Law Actually Says
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My Written Comments to South Dakota Health: Put the Numbers in the Rulemaking Record
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Iowa Court of Appeals: A Medical Cannabidiol Card Does Not Automatically Defeat a Drug-Dog Alert
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Understanding High-Conflict Personalities: When You Become the Target of Blame
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New Approach South Dakota’s Damaged Credibility, Lies To Judges To Get Political Competitor Arrested: Court Transcripts
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605 Cannabis and the Pyatts: What Public Records Show About an Oklahoma Cannabis Company That Listed a Worthing Grow as Its South Dakota Office
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605 Cannabis Principal Raised Social Security Disability in Court While Fighting Foreclosure on Emery Home
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The April Rescheduling Order Asks for a License. Pierre Issues Four Certificates.
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A Patient Card Is Not a Shop License
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38 Rules, 19,821 Patients, 108 Licensed Establishments: South Dakota Rewrites Its Medical Cannabis Program
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South Dakota’s Attorney General Answered the Schedule III Question. The Department of Health Still Has Its Own Statute to Answer.
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South Dakota Attorney General Publishes Opinion Concerning Impact Of Federal Rescheduling
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Authorized Partnerships: Lay Participation in Administrative Process and the South Dakota Cannabis File
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LRC Says South Dakota Health’s New Homegrow Restriction May Lack Statutory Authority
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How to File a Written Comment on South Dakota’s 38-Rule Medical Cannabis Package
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An Emergency Rule Lasts Ninety Days. It Is Not a Winter Session.
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Congress Gave Delta-8 Another Month. It Didn’t Give It Schedule III.
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Schedule III Changed the Federal Rules. Here Are 26 Questions South Dakota Still Has to Answer.
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When the State Certificate Is Suspended, the Federal Registration Is Suspended Too.
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Part 1301 Defers Security to State Law. Article 44:90 Never Mentions Part 1301.
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