People facing cannabis charges would have to hold a registry identification card before raising the medical-use defense referenced in this amendment.
People facing cannabis charges would need a registry identification card to raise a medical-use defense—a legal argument that their medical use protects them from conviction.
People would need a registry identification card to raise the medical-use defense. The requirement applies to people raising the medical cannabis defense referenced in § 34-20G-51. Having a card would allow someone to raise the defense; it would not guarantee that the defense succeeds.
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