United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 124C.3 - Liability to the state
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A person controlling a clandestine laboratory site is strictly liable to the state for cleanup, evacuation, and natural resource damage costs.
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A person controlling a clandestine laboratory site is strictly liable to the state for cleanup, evacuation, and natural resource damage costs.
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The commissioner must file and maintain lien paperwork for certain clandestine-laboratory charges, the department must pay recording fees, and the attorney general must help enforce payment on the commissioner’s request.
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The state and its officers or employees are generally not liable for damages or injury from a clandestine laboratory site, except for intentional wrongdoing or gross negligence.
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This chapter says it does not take away a person’s legal or equitable rights, remedies, or defenses, except as to the legal relationship between the state and a person controlling a clandestine laboratory site.
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The department may adopt rules under chapter 17A to administer this chapter.
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This chapter is called the “Medical Cannabidiol Act” and may be cited by that name.
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The department must keep fees collected under this chapter and use the money only for the specified medical cannabidiol programs and related chapter duties.
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The department must keep certain patient and caregiver names in a confidential file and generally must not disclose them, except for listed limited releases and rulemaking uses.
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This section gives medical cannabidiol-related immunity and defenses, and limits penalties, removal actions, and searches tied to registration cards.
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Medical cannabidiol must be obtained from an out-of-state source when it is provided only under a written certification and is not legally available in this state or any bordering state.
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The department must use a request for proposals process to license up to two out-of-state medical cannabidiol dispensaries by December 1, 2017.
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A patient or primary caregiver with a valid medical cannabidiol registration card may register in Minnesota as a visiting qualified patient or primary caregiver, and may also register with one or more Minnesota medical cannabis manufacturers.
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People who knowingly or intentionally use or possess medical cannabidiol in violation of this chapter face penalties under chapters 124 and 453B. Manufacturers and dispensaries can also be fined up to $1,000 per violation.
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A patient may not consume authorized medical cannabidiol by smoking it.
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An out-of-state medical cannabidiol registration card can be treated the same as an Iowa card, but the out-of-state patient may not obtain medical cannabidiol from an Iowa dispensary.
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This section requires background checks and fingerprint submissions for medical cannabidiol license applicants and related personnel, and it makes the investigation results nonpublic.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter.
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The department may conduct an observational effectiveness study with patients and health care practitioners, under department rules, to study medical cannabidiol for debilitating medical conditions.
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Employers are not required to allow marijuana use or related conduct at work, and the chapter does not stop employers from adopting marijuana-restricting workplace policies.
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This provision says certain health and workers’ compensation payers are not required to reimburse marijuana-related medical costs.