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[Spider Guy]

As legal State Approved Patient and Caregiver with permission to possess my plants as well as my patients plants. . Where does the Federal law regarding how many feet you have to be away from a school. Also is the requirement from school property line or from the actual school?

 

[bsemaj]

As legal State Approved Patient and Caregiver with permission to possess my plants as well as my patients plants. . Where does the Federal law regarding how many feet you have to be away from a school. Also is the requirement from school property line or from the actual school?

1000 ft. from the actual property line of the school. This is a general overall rule of thumb to go by... Generally speaking though... if valid patient/caregiver this rule of thumb should not exist... as it is lawful under state law to use one's mendicine.

In otherwords, it should not apply to any patient/caregiver either state or federal ... if it does, something is seriously wrong.

Also it would not be measured as the crow flys but, as the street/walking distance.