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| Seized Medicinal Pot Isn't Easy To Get Back |
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Posted by CN Staff on May 02, 2002 at 19:52:55 PT By Henry K. Lee & Jaxon Van Derbeken Source: San Francisco Chronicle 
Got pot? Maybe not: Medicinal marijuana users who had drug charges dropped against them might not get their plants back without a fight. Two separate cases in San Francisco and Yuba counties this week have highlighted the issue of whether seized marijuana plants used for medical purposes should be returned to onetime criminal defendants. In San Francisco, a judge reversed himself Wednesday, ruling that police do not have to return marijuana seized from someone who keeps it for legitimate medicinal use. Snipped Home Comment Email Register Recent Comments Help |
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| Comment #1 posted by greenfox on May 03, 2002 at 07:54:45 PT |
| "In San Francisco, a judge reversed himself Wednesday, ruling that police do not have to return marijuana seized from someone who keeps it for legitimate medicinal use." So what they are saying is the law doesn't matter and the cops, although not able to get a conviction, get the "patient's" stash. How nice. [ Post Comment ] |
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