reverendhellfire

my mistake.

reverendhellfire

Ganja Warrior,
Thanks for all your input.Its refreshing to see cops working torwards informing the public.I was wondering... you talked a bit about
California law in regards to your experiences with cases involving medicinal use.What experience have you seen if any of small time growers(3 plants or under) that cultivate for personal use? What has happened to these unlucky souls?

wolfman

I would say they went to the small forum called Security.

wolfman

FlynHammer

Man I know there are different forums and when noticed you should TRY to post to the correct forum but wht not answer the question its not like your going to get fined or something, mostly the same people answer in all the forums any way right? I am not trying to be a Dic* but hey we all are here trying to get answers no disrespect intended

lilbuddie

Howdy reverendhellfire and Welcome to Hempcultivation.com

Please don't cross post. I am transferring this over to Security

LB

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Ganja Warrior

Small growers, before Prop 215, usually got charged with a felony for cultivation, and a felony for possession for sales. If they had no priors, the case was usually plea bargined down to simple possession, the "criminal" was allowed to go to drug school, and the final charge was a misdemeanor or dropped. If the plant count was high enough, or the grower was some one "special" to law enforcement, they went donw with a felony.

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Ganja Warrior

Since Prop 215, specifically in the past year, a number of court cases were dismissed if the grower had legitimate medicinal necessisity. The wide disparity of plant count has lead many DA's and Sheriff's to do what they should have done when the propositioin was passed by the people, establish prosecutorial guidelines.

Now, in most areas there are guidelines for possession and cultivation of mairjuana for medical reasons. Generally, three plants in the vegetative state, three plants in the flowering state, and 1.5 lbs processes will be considered medical if the grower possesses a valid DR's prescription. The Dr has to be a medical Dr with the power to prescribe drugs.

Some areas of NorCal allow up to 10 plants, and other areas have different levels of plants for indoor or outdoor gardens.

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420Forever

I've also got a question for you, Ganja Warrior, if you wanna answer it it would be great . Maybe its been answered before, but I'll still ask. Do you look actively for growers? I know that its your job to arrest growers if you find them, but do you try to find to growers?

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Ganja Warrior

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, helvetica, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 420forever:
I've also got a question for you, Ganja Warrior, if you wanna answer it it would be great . Maybe its been answered before, but I'll still ask. Do you look actively for growers? I know that its your job to arrest growers if you find them, but do you try to find to growers?

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I do if the grow is "big enough." If the grow will warrant federal prosecution, or will warrant state felony prosecution, we actively attempt to identify growers thru a variety of means.

420Forever

Hey Ganja Warrior thanks for responding

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