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星期三, 12月 14, 2016

麻州大麻合法化12/15生效 波市府提醒市民相關規定

CITY OF BOSTON REMINDS RESIDENTS OF MARIJUANA REGULATIONS IN ADVANCE OF DECEMBER 15 LEGALIZATION
BOSTON - Wednesday, December 14, 2016 - On Thursday, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will recognize marijuana as a legal substance for adults 21 and over, and the City of Boston reminds residents of the following rules and standards that are to be enacted with the new law:

Possession of Marijuana
  • Adults may carry up to one ounce of marijuana in public. Five grams of that may be a marijuana concentrate.
  • Adults cannot have more than ten ounces of marijuana in their residence.

Growing Marijuana
  • Each resident in the state can grow up to six plants, but there can be no more than 12 plants in a household. Adults must grow plants in their primary residence in a locked or secured location.
  • Plants cannot be visible from a public space without the use of binoculars, an aircraft or other visual aids.

Medical Marijuana

Smoking in Boston
  • Residents and visitors cannot smoke in public parks in Boston. This includes marijuana and tobacco.
  • "No smoking" means residents cannot inhale, exhale, burn or carry any:
    • lighted cigar, cigarette, or pipe,
    • lighted or vaporized substance in any manner or form.
    • This includes marijuana, even if it's used for medical reasons.

Additional Restrictions
  • The marijuana law prevents adults from consuming marijuana in a public place where smoking tobacco is prohibited. The law allows for a fine of up to $100 for each offense.
  • Under the law, "marijuana products" include:
    • edible products and beverages
    • topical products and ointments, and
    • oils and tinctures.
  • Under the law, resident cannot have an open container of marijuana or marijuana products in their motor vehicle. Offenders can be fined up to $500 for each offense.
  • "Open container" means a package of marijuana or marijuana products with a broken seal, or with some of the contents removed. Residents must keep an open container in a locked glove compartment or trunk.
  • The new law doesn't change the existing state laws for operating a vehicle under the influence of marijuana. It's still illegal, and subject to the same fines and penalties.

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