[Deejaycruise]

If coops are legal why would they have to take any additional steps to protect themselves. I though I was legal, when I went to court, I volunteered all my accounting, daily tally sheets identifying each vendor and patient by name. (All vendors were named Y, and all patients were named X) I did not volunteer the daily sign in sheet that would allow anyone the ability to determine exactly who bought what when, those were at my day job. Since my case got published there has been a flurry of activity from all those that asked it to be published, including Carmen's Office.

I would also expect raids in Santa Ana, but in Lake Forrest I expect civil action and lots of fines. (same city attorney as used on my case).

If your legal you do not have to hide from anything.

In my case they mooted the appeal to the denial of my business license for a medical cannabis collective with a moratorium on dispensaries. Collectives, cooperative, dispensary does not matter what you call it if you get cash over the counter at a storefront for marijuana, its not legal.

If on the other hand have a real collective and not one that appoints a board of directors for life, I mean one with voting power by each member, where they all know where the grow is and know everyone in the collective, it may be legal but do not expect any better treatment than the crook down the street selling in over the counter. If you do not know every member of the collective you are a member in, you do not belong to a real collective.