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2 23. While marijuana dispensaries have attempted to "demonstrate their responsibility" <br />2 by providing documentation to their customers indicating marijuana causes, "intoxication and <br />3 effects on the nervous system which lead to slowed reaction time and loss of coordination which <br />4 lasts for hours after ingestion and these affects make driving a car or operating machinery <br />5 hazardous and therefore should be avoided while under the influence of marijuana." However, <br />6 the dispensaries fail to clarify the real picture. <br />7 24. Studies have been conducted where licensed aircraft pilots were given a small dose <br />8 of THC. Twenty-four hours later the pilots were placed in a flight simulator and all ten of the <br />9 test subjects experienced errors in landing. A second similar study supported the first. Roughly <br />10 80% of the test subjects displayed signs of impairment 24 hours after the drug was consumed. <br />11 Only one of the test subjects was aware of the fact his performance was being affected 24 hours <br /> <br />a~ ~ 12 after marijuana use. These and other similar tests indicate marijuana impair one's ability to <br />~ 13 <br />~~ operate a motor vehicle long after the noticeable effects have worn off. <br />~ ~ ~~ 14 25. In the past few years Anaheim has become aware of this phenomenon and has <br />o ~ ~~ 15 experienced a number of fatal traffic collisions involving subjects under the influence of <br /> <br />~ ~ .. <br />16 marijuana. Non-fatal traffic collisions involving man~uana-impaired dnvers occur regularly. <br />17 AVAILABILITY <br />18 26. In 1985 the Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") approved a THC medication <br />19 known as Dronabinol, which is marketed under the name Marinol in a capsule form. <br />20 Dronabinol is a synthetic THC, laboratory produced and available through traditional Physician <br />21 prescriptions and obtained at Pharmacies. The drug is used for the treatment of nausea and <br />22 vomiting in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and treating AIDS related anorexia by <br />23 stimulating the appetite. Dosages are regulated at 2.5, 5 and 10 milligrams. Since Marinol has <br />24 been tested and regulated by the FDA, its strength and quality remain constant. <br />25 27. Proposition 215 and SB 420 do not specifically deal with the issue of "where" <br />26 patients obtain marijuana for medical purposes. Simply put, there are no government owned or <br />27 operated marijuana cultivations, warehouses or retail outlets for medical marijuana. The law <br />28 only designates a "qualified patient" or "primary caregiver" to grow, obtain or possess medical <br /> - S - Decl Opp to OSC Re Preliminary Injunction <br />13 of 36 <br />75A-136 <br />
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