Questions regarding MM

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manifest

Member
I am a resident of the state of NM and am currently enrolled at a university. I want to obtain a card but I have heard a rumor that a card disqualifies you from a popular instate scholarship. I am majoring in mathematics and philosophy as I plan to attend law school in the near future; ultimately I want to know my rights -entirely. Although I like science, specifically botany now, the work day of a scientist would not compliment my intellectual needs as law would. Drawing to anther question, would a MM card disqualify me from future academic goals such as admissions to colleges or other future scholarships as well? I have read NORML regarding MM of NM but I still am uncertain of the cons of owning a card. Can anyone tune in?

Thanks

Manifest
 
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UnderBelly

Active Member
manifest said:
I am a resident of the state of NM and am currently enrolled at a university. I want to obtain a card but I have heard a rumor that a card disqualifies you from a popular instate scholarship. I am majoring in mathematics and philosophy as I plan to attend law school in the near future; ultimately I want to know my rights -entirely. Although I like science, specifically botany now, the work day of a scientist would not compliment my intellectual needs as law would. Drawing to anther question, would a MM card disqualify me from future academic goals such as admissions to colleges or other future scholarships as well? I have read NORML regarding MM of NM but I still am uncertain of the cons of owning a card. Can anyone tune in?

Thanks

Manifest
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In New Mexico, the fact that you are in the MM program is as confidential as any other Protected Health Information.

In particular, nobody who would be involved in granting a scholarship would have any access to this information.

Now, there could be situations where a positive drug test gets in the way of university finance. That's a separate matter.
 
Weedasaurus

Weedasaurus

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privacy laws. you studying law? you should already know this. in some states, not even the police have access to those records
 
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