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...de prescribed, medical and recreational marijuana. A valid license does not authorize the licensee to carry a concealed hand gun/weapon into any facility on the college premises. (18) Gambling on college premises is prohibited. (19) Adhere to federal or state standards regulating the provision of professional services and the regulations affecting continued accreditation, licensure, etc. (20)...

...o the possession and use of medical marijuana and, effective December 7, 2023, will allow certain activities related to the possession and use of recreational marijuana, using and possessing marijuana continues to be prohibited by and a violation of Clark state policy and remains a crime under federal law. This prohibition applies even when the possession and use would be legal under the laws ...

...o the possession and use of medical marijuana. Effective as of December 7, 2023, Ohio law also allows certain activities related to the possession and use of recreational marijuana. However, using and possessing marijuana continues to be prohibited by and a violation of Clark state policy and remains a crime under federal law. This prohibition applies even when the possession and use would be...

...ited to the classification of the drug (marijuana or class I, II, III, IV, V), quantity involved, location of the offense and past criminal record. (c) Charges filed can range from a minor misdemeanor to a first degree felony and penalties imposed can range from three months to twelve years incarceration and fines from one thousand to fifty thousand dollars. (5) Visit the national institue on drug abuse as www.drug...

... or regulation. (E) Amnesty. (1) Medical amnesty. Student health and safety is a substantial university interest. The university's interest in promoting student health and safety is furthered by encouraging students to seek and obtain prompt medical assistance for themselves or another individual who is in distress from the use of alcohol, and/or other substances, or is experiencing a medic...

... or regulation. (E) Amnesty. (1) Medical amnesty. Student health and safety is a substantial university interest. The university's interest in promoting student health and safety is furthered by encouraging students to seek and obtain prompt medical assistance for themselves or another individual who is in distress from the use of alcohol, and/or other substances, or is experiencing a medic...

... or regulation. (E) Amnesty. (1) Medical amnesty. Student health and safety is a substantial university interest. The university's interest in promoting student health and safety is furthered by encouraging students to seek and obtain prompt medical assistance for themselves or another individual who is in distress from the use of alcohol, and/or other substances, or is experiencing a medic...

.... (B) Medical and recreational use marijuana. The use and possession of marijuana is prohibited by, and remains both a violation of university policy and a crime, under federal law, despite Ohio law allowing certain activities related to the possession and use of medical and recreational use marijuana. This prohibition applies even when the possession and use would be legal under the laws of the...

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...use, possession, or distribution of medical marijuana is prohibited. (B) Purpose of policy "UTMC" is committed to maintaining a workplace that is free from the detrimental effects of drug and/or alcohol abuse. To prevent hiring or otherwise placing individuals whose use of controlled substances indicates a potential for impaired or unsafe job performance, the health science campus conducts preem...

...the use, possession, or distribution of medical marijuana is prohibited. (B) Prohibited activities under the policy: (1) Alcohol: The use, possession, or being under the influence of alcohol while performing job responsibilities is prohibited and is subject to corrective action up to and including termination of employment. Employees suspected of being under the influence may be tested following...

...perty or part of any of its activities. Marijuana, even if prescribed or recommended pursuant to state law, remains illegal under federal law and the university considers it to be an illegal drug for purposes of this policy. Employees, students, and campus visitors age twenty-one years or older, consuming alcohol at university functions or while on university business where such use is approved, a...

...ion" means an application for a medical marijuana entity, patient or caregiver where the applicant fails to meet the minimum requirements in order to receive consideration, or is otherwise deemed abandoned pursuant to the rules promulgated in accordance with Chapter 3796. of the Revised Code. (2) "Adulterated medical marijuana" means marijuana as defined by division (A)(1) of section 3796.01 of the Revised Code in w...

...ion" means an application for a medical marijuana entity, patient or caregiver where the applicant fails to meet the minimum requirements in order to receive consideration, or is otherwise deemed abandoned pursuant to the rules promulgated in accordance with Chapter 3796. of the Revised Code. (2) "Adulterated medical marijuana" means marijuana as defined by division (A)(1) of section 3796.01 ...

...mber of patients seeking to use medical marijuana support additional licenses, at the discretion of the director. (C) In the event additional cultivator provisional licenses are deemed necessary, the department will follow the application procedures outlined in rule 3796:2-1-02 of the Administrative Code and this chapter.

... sustainable, and proper cultivation of medical marijuana, which, at a minimum, shall include: (a) Agricultural cultivation techniques; (b) Experience with the cultivation of medical marijuana or agricultural or horticultural products, operation of an agriculturally related business, or operation of a horticultural business; (c) A list of medical marijuana varieties proposed to be grown with estimated cannabinoid ...

...e applicant from operating as a medical marijuana cultivator; (5) Certify that an owner or prospective owner, officer or prospective officer, board member or prospective board member, administrator or prospective administrator, employee or prospective employee, agent, or other person who may significantly influence or control the activities of the cultivator does not have an ownership or investment interest, or com...

...ved transition period; (3) Any medical marijuana remaining at the original location past the ninety-day transition period shall be destroyed in accordance with rule 3796:2-2-03 of the Administrative Code; and (4) The cultivator shall notify the department in writing or by electronic transmission once the transfer of inventory is complete and production has begun at the new location. (E) Upon inspection and verific...

...tate, number of patients seeking to use medical marijuana, and data from the inventory tracking system regarding patient recommendations and patient usage of medical marijuana support such expansion. In the event the director or the director's designee approves both expansions of a facility's marijuana cultivation area, the marijuana cultivation area shall not exceed seventy-five thousand square feet for level I cult...

...nventory, and transportation of medical marijuana. At a minimum, a facility's operations plan shall accomplish the following: (1) Designate areas in the facility that are compartmentalized based on function, such as the marijuana cultivation area, with restricted access between the different areas of the facility; (2) Implement policies and procedures that provide best practices for secure and proper cultivation ...

... (d) The registered name of the medical marijuana that was registered with the department; (e) A unique identification number that will match the medical marijuana with a batch and batch number to facilitate any warnings and recalls the department deems appropriate; (f) The date of harvest, final testing, and packaging; (g) The total weight in grams of plant material in each package; (h) The identification of...

... (d) The registered name of the medical marijuana that was registered with the department; (e) A unique identification number that will match the medical marijuana with a batch and batch number to facilitate any warnings and recalls the department deems appropriate; (f) The date of harvest, final testing, and packaging; (g) The total weight in grams of plant material in each package; (h) T...

...ry for maintaining and tracking medical marijuana. When a plant reaches twelve inches in height or is transplanted from a cloning medium or apparatus into a growth medium or apparatus intended for the vegetative or flowering stages of growth cycle, whichever occurs sooner, the cultivator shall securely attach a tag to the plant or the plant's container that includes, at a minimum, the following information: (1) The ...

...uate weight from every batch of medical marijuana cultivated at the facility that is sufficient to perform the required tests, prior to packaging any plant material intended to be sold to a patient or caregiver through a dispensary licensed under Chapter 3796. of the Revised Code. Every sample shall be tested by a licensed testing laboratory in accordance with testing standards established for testing laboratories in...

... weight from every batch of medical marijuana cultivated at the facility that is sufficient to perform the required tests, prior to packaging any plant material intended to be sold to a patient or caregiver through a dispensary licensed under Chapter 3796. of the Revised Code. Every sample shall be tested by a licensed testing laboratory in accordance with testing standards established for testing...