The Michigan Medical Marihuana Act took effect after the November vote. It provided protections for qualifying medical use and patient or caregiver cultivation, with a registry system and a separate medical-purpose defence. State Police noted that registration rules were still being prepared and that the Act did not itself establish a legal supply mechanism. Federal prohibition remained in place.[1][2]
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