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Please visit our new web site for the Patient ID Center
www.patientidcenter.org
this site will remain up but not updated.
We're a not-for-profit California
cooperative supporting patients and caregivers who benefit
from
medical cannabis, our Mission statement.
If your interested in PIDC medical cannabis ID Card
application process please click here.
Northern California Patient ID
Services
Patient
ID Center (north)
1733 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94612-2105
P.O. Box 70401, Oakland, CA
94612-0401
Tel: (510) 832-5346 Fax: (510) 986-0534
email: info@patientidcenter.org
Southern California Patient ID
Services
Patient
ID Center (south)
470 S. San Vicente Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048-4107
Cross Street is Drexel Between Wilshire & 3rd St.
Tel: (323) 852-1039 Fax: (323) 852-1051
email: info@patientidcenter.org
How
do I visit PIDC?
PIDC Hours of operation
Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Updated: September 6, 2008
SB 420 Offical State Medical Cannabis ID Cards
Alameda County Patients
Services (ACPS) on behalf of the Alameda County Public
Health Department is accepting applications for State Medical
Cannabis ID Cards for Alameda County residents
only.
Here is the link for the application
forms ( English
Version / Spanish
Version) that
are
needed to be downloaded and completed for the State medical cannabis ID
card. If you don't live in Alameda County
we can not process an
application for the State Medical Cannabis ID Card. You can
visit
the State Department of Health web site here,
to find out if your County is offering this new State medical cannabis
ID
Card.
Please call Alameda County Patient
Services for further
information about the application process or you can visit ACPS offices
to drop off your
application in person for the new State Medical Cannabis ID Card.
Alameda County Patient Services
1733 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94612-2105
Tel: (510) 444-6111 Fax: (510) 444-6110
ACPS Hours of
operation
Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
California current
law, please read SB
420.
Major Legal Developments
Coalition for
Rescheduling Cannabis filed rescheduling
petition
with the DEA on October 9, 2002. Read a
Press Release.
On April 3, 2003, the DEA
accepts Coalition's
petition.
For Briefs and Background regarding the Controlled Substances Act: [http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/csa.html]
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Here is a link to keep
updated with our Legal
Argument & Rulings
of OCBCs federal lawsuit.
We file many of our documents as "PDF".
You can download Adobe
Acrobat for free to view any pdf document.
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Please support the OCBC's ongoing legal battle
with a tax deductible donation!
Visit our Links & Activism pages, to keep
current with critical issues.
OCBC Legal Defense
Fund
Oakland Cannabis
Buyers' Cooperative LDF
P.O. Box 70401, Oakland, CA 94612-0401
Tel: (510) 832-5346 Fax: (510) 986-0534
email: info@patientidcenter.org
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Correspond with prisoners
of federal prosecution.
Read Bryan Epis' five
ways "to help get me out of
the slammer".
Please
See it our Way
Keep
in mind that Oakland Cannabis Buyers Cooperative is a health organization.
Our
services are for those who suffer from serious illnesses and
disabilities.
Non-medical inquiries for cannabis are neither appreciated nor
tolerated.
We do not send,
mail or ship cannabis.
This
site provides
information for patients using cannabis through their doctors'
recommendation; and exists because the voters of California said yes to
providing cannabis for medical use.
Please don't test the law by trying to establish illegal transactions
via this site.

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useful and fun.
This site is dedicated
to the memory of
Russell Anthony Caldwell, an active member of the cooperative who first
launched the OCBC Web site in early 1996.
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