It further held that MUMA «does not proclaim a sufficient public policy to give rise to a tort action for wrongful termination for
authorized use of medical marijuana.»
Not exact matches
The bill forbids local authorities from working with federal agents, including
using «agency money, facilities, property, equipment, or personnel to assist a federal agency to investigate, detain, detect, report, or arrest a person for commercial or noncommercial
marijuana or
medical cannabis activity that is
authorized by law in the State
of California.»
The U.S. Justice Department's decision to turn a blind eye to the enforcement
of federal
marijuana laws in states that
authorize medical or even recreational
use of the drug eventually may make it easier to
use credit cards for such transactions, but a banking ban on legal pot sellers remains intact for now.
Recently, the Department
of Justice (DOJ) issued guidelines for Federal prosecutors in states that have enacted laws
authorizing the
use of «
medical marijuana.»
Oregon was the first state to decriminalize small amounts
of cannabis (in 1973), and amongst the first to
authorize medical marijuana growing and
use (1998).
Roe then filed Roe v. TeleTech, arguing that (a) MUMA provides a private cause
of action against an employer who discharges an employee for
authorized medical marijuana use, and (b) under the «public policy»
of MUMA, employees may not be discharged for
authorized medical marijuana use.
The court held that MUMA «does not regulate the conduct
of a private employer or protect an employee from being discharged because
of authorized medical marijuana use.»
The owner
of unit 7
used the unit to grow
marijuana pursuant to a licence from Health Canada, which
authorized him to produce
marijuana for his own
medical purposes.