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Government background check medical marijuana card

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I am a State employee but I work around federal employees and we adopt some if their policies. I do not drive for the department of safety. I am a paper pusher. I signed a document allowing my company to run my background check every year or so. I think the permission is only for criminal findings and felonies. Is the government looking for my medical card? Because if they see it and they drug test me, I can be fired. Thanks.
 
My guess is no. Unless you told them who your doctors were and gave permission to contact your doctors, they don't know who your doctors are. If they find out who your doctors are, it is against the law to find your medical background without a subpoena. In California, the HHSA is the governing body for those regulations.
Any employer has the right to drug test an employee. It's the employer's discretion about hiring us dope addled drug addicts.
 
NY State now prevents on the job testing for THC. I am a prior state employee. You can't smoke or vape anywhere smoking is prohibited which is any state property or vehicle. I don't believe they have access to the medical registry but all that stuff will be on your own state's website for you to read. I would expect that it varies from state to state.
 
I am pretty sure they aren't interested unless you do something to get them to look, but that's a violation if they do dig up something to hang over your head.
 
Gingerbeard Maybe he's just not a scared-y

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Well, Gingerbeard ... my brother sold cars for 25 years, I did dealer trades when between jobs. I bought a program car, 6 months old, a returned rental. It has <73K miles on it now. I have replaced tires twice, had to replace the front axle last winter; last month: two new tires, installation and rotation; rear brakes, rotors and another part; replaced a tie rod; the suspension or sway bar is bad at both ends. Mechanic said it could go anytime or never, that will cost $400-500. The TPMS was defective, warranty repair, the fronts are fubar again. The tires are a known issue, same exact model is covered for cop cars but not for mine. I have a garage, I do scheduled maintenance, The mechanic (also a teacher at the community college) said it's a sturdy car, puzzled by all the issues it's having. I just say Murphy's Law, my next tattoo. Nice car, lotta pickup, chose it for the long trunk with fold-down rear seats for cargo. And it has beige interior - forever-shedding pug dogs.
 
Here's something crazy, in my state you can not get a gun permit if you possess a medical marijuana card or are a drug addict, and you can't drive a car neither. A person who has had their driver's license revoked can have a gun permit. I don't want to own a gun, but I don't want...., well anyway I guess the state has to connect the dots for some of this. I know a fellow who will not get the card because he owns weapons, I don't know if they come asking for the guns or as I said don't connect the dots. It would seem insane that a state would hold a dirty urine against an employee with a card, but we are talking about bureaucracy.
 
in NY... I don't know about handgun permits but med card can't be checked by the feds on a rifle background check. (Although you might have to make a white lie on the form.) Which still doesn't make sense because someone might own a lifetime of guns and after the fact get the med card.
 
IL has a thing about guns and a mmj card but that was before, now it's legal over 21 just like booze. I honestly never looked into changes after it went legal because it didn't affect me, and I have no desire to own a gun.
 
Hey, that's quite a maze of regulations! It's wild how different aspects of life, like gun permits and driving, are affected by the possession of a medical marijuana card. The dots the state connects can sometimes be a head-scratcher. By the way, have you ever delved into the particulars of obtaining an NY Medical Card? Always interesting to see how these things play out in different places!​
 
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MarlonMcbride said:
Hey, that's quite a maze of regulations! It's wild how different aspects of life, like gun permits and driving, are affected by the possession of a medical marijuana card. The dots the state connects can sometimes be a head-scratcher.​
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By the way, have you ever delved into the particulars of obtaining an NY Medical Card? Always interesting to see how these things play out in different places!
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