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For example, a dispensary has a QR code that affiliate links to a website that sells candy. The candy site pays them commissions for each sale that comes through because of the dispensary. I understand that WA state dispensaries cannot directly sell non-THC products (hats, candy, etc.).
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answered on Jan 23, 2024
In Washington State, cannabis dispensaries are subject to strict regulations regarding what they can and cannot sell or promote. While dispensaries are prohibited from selling non-THC products like regular food items or merchandise directly, the scenario you're describing involves an affiliate... View More 
Can Law Enforcement Officers arrest you for possession of Marijuana in a legalized state in a vehicle? Also implies if it's legally bought from a store or not.
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answered on Jan 2, 2024
In Washington State, where marijuana is legal for recreational use, law enforcement officers generally cannot arrest individuals solely for the possession of marijuana within the legal limits. However, there are still regulations and restrictions in place. Possession limits, typically one ounce of... View More
My website will be selling terpene infused gummies. Terpenes are in basically every fruit and vegetable. When taken with cannabis, users can get unique or enhanced effects. You cannot buy or access any regulated substance on my website.
Would this fall under the same laws as a cannabis... View More
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answered on Oct 30, 2023
A website horizontal to the cannabis industry, such as a website selling terpene-infused gummies, would likely need to be age-blocked. This is because the website is likely to be of interest to minors, and it is essential to protect minors from exposure to cannabis-related products and information.... View More
I moved here on an interstate compact from Oklahoma to Washington. My stipulations on probation state no controlled substances without prescription or illegal drugs. Since marijuana is recreationally legal in this state and my stipulations aren't specific, only typical rules for anyone on... View More
answered on May 7, 2023
Short answer, no. Unfortunately, the legislature has specifically decided that people who have committed crimes do not deserve one of the safest drugs that is available for treating a number of medical conditions. The provision for medical cannabis specifically calls it out by saying, "... View More
I am 18 and have my medical marijuana card. I live in the state Washington. My parents claim that if I were to get into an accident since I would have THC in my system the opposing party could sue my family. Keep in mind I never drive under the influence. I am under there car insurance as well. Is... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2021
A Washington attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you are able to consult with a local attorney for the most accurate state rules, in many jurisdictions, the claimant will usually go after the vehicle operator and the owner. Those two parties are generally... View More
The WA state website does not specifiy, and I cannot find this answer *anywhere*. I've no desire to touch, buy, or sell marijuana. I want to start a website that sells the equipment to grow it, though. Hydroponics, LED lights, blah, blah.
answered on Jun 5, 2020
Most states do not require a specific license, except a business license (and perhaps City license) to work in the areas you have described. However, as ridiculous as it sounds, you are still subject to Federal Prosecution, as those who sell certain precursor chemicals, specialized equipment, or... View More
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