Busted...
I was busted last night. Merely by coincidence. There was a robbery
a few streets over and I fit the description. One car, two car,
three car, four. Five car, six car, seven car, more. And I had 4
grams of top shelf medicine on me as well that I had gotten an hour
earlier. The pig told me that I wasn't in trouble because I was
breaking the law by buying an illegal substance illegally; I was in
trouble NOW because I had mmj on my possession and didn't have an
acutal MMJ ID card. The pig also told that she "doesn't sweat weed
that much, but since her sgt is on staff tonight, she doesn't want
to lose her job." That's great. Because of her greediness for her
meaningless job, I shall play the role of the victim. She can't
afford to be in my position, and she'll always be the one holding
the gun. (BUT HEY, I guess we're in a recession right??) I told her
that I am a previous cancer pantient (true), and the youngest
individual in this "country" to have been diagnosed with the type
of tumor I had inside me at the time (true), and it is so trite
that our wonderful medical system didn't even document it (TRUE),
and possess the right to choose any medicine to protect myself
against it. I asked her how many more accidents it will take for
any type of positive change to occur and she didn't know what I was
talking about. They took my meds, which is funny cause had it been
pills, and I had no prescription, it would've been all fine and
dandy. And now, I have a court date to show up to and waste my time
at. Thanks Amerika. Your justice system is alive and well, and I
mean that. It is serving and protecting; serving up plates of
injustice- protecting you against your freedom. I will be fighting
to attain my herbs back. This has to stop. If anyone is interested,
I will be meditating on the unjustice in front of the sherif's
dept. Please, feel FREE to join me. Meditation is your only
freedom. And Im not joking.
But hey, it was all just an accident right? No hard feelings?
What is united in a state of confusion?
But hey, it was all just an accident right? No hard feelings?
What is united in a state of confusion?
19 Comments
(2008): The Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District held that the trial court improperly denied a medical marijuana defense to the defendant. The court held that the defendant's medical marijuana recommendation did not expire, even though the doctor who issued it required yearly evaluations. The court further held that patients are not bound by the quantities specified in SB 420, but may possess an amount of marijuana that is consistent with their personal medical use. Click here to view the ruling.
Merk! if you ever! had a letter, and your in a med state take this to the judge and tell him also if he or she does not dismiss the case you will have the state marshell arrest him for breaking this law!! you are guilty of NONTHING!! By the cop that busted you? She in trouble for NOT!! knowing the law, she is NO LONGER a cop!! and have the judge fire her!! Peace and POT!, sees." what you dont know they play on!, so, know more than them!"...sees in the dark, july, 1991 just before we kick the O.P. asses and the canadain army off our lands!
We have to take our Vote, our money, our voices and change this Goverment, bottom to the top and force them "To Bend To Our Will", See's advice is always right on when it comes to the law if you can follow what he says you can turn this around. Its the hassel factor and money costs "They" are betting on, that nothing will be done....Your Friend Bubba
(2005): The Third District Court of Appeal issued a positive decision affirming the legality of collectives and cooperatives, and held that SB 420, otherwise referred to as the Medical Marijuana Program Act, provides for a defense to marijuana distribution for collectives and cooperatives. Drawing from the Compassionate Use Act's encouragement of the state and federal governments to implement a plan for the safe and affordable distribution of medical marijuana to those patients who need it, the court found that the Medical Marijuana Program Act and its legalization of collectives and cooperatives represented the state government's initial response to this directive. By expressly providing that medical marijuana patients are not subject to criminal penalties for cultivation and distribution of marijuana solely by virtue of doing so collectively, the Legislature has abrogated cases such as Trippet, Peron and Young, and established a new defense to those who form and operate collectives and cooperatives to dispense marijuana. Click here to view the ruling.
People v. Jones
(2003): This CA Appellate Court ruling holds that a defendant's testimony, confirming an "approval" or "recommendation" by a doctor to use medical marijuana, is sufficient, without verification from the doctor, to establish for a jury the defendant.s status as a medical marijuana patient. Click to view the ruling.
People v. Tilehkooh
(2003): This ruling criticizes the decision in People v. Bianco (2001) which held that it is within the trial court's discretion to impose a probation condition prohibiting all marijuana use for the offense of marijuana cultivation where defendant was a long-time marijuana user and his marijuana use was found to have contributed to his offense. Instead, the court sided with statutes enacted by SB 420 which expressly authorizes qualified patients to request that the trial court confirm that they may use marijuana for medical use while on probation or released on bail. The court ruled in Tilehkooh that no rehabilitative purpose is served by such probation condition in cases where there is no claim of diversion or violent behavior by defendant). Even if the court imposes a probation condition forbidding all marijuana use, defense counsel should assert the CUA as a defense in any probation revocation proceedings brought against a qualified patient. Tilekooh explicitly rejected the proposition that state courts could enforce federal prohibitions on medical marijuana use for qualified patients as a probation condition. Click to view the ruling.
People v. Mower
(2002): This unanimous CA Supreme Court ruling declared that patients and their care providers are entitled to a pre-trial hearing to determine the legitimacy of their medical cannabis defense. If this is established through a preponderance of evidence, the case should be dismissed before going to trial. In addition, the Court ruled that the state must show proof of guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt" in any criminal case. In powerful language, it declared that "possession and cultivation of marijuana is no more criminal - so long as its conditions are satisfied - than the possession and acquisition of any prescription drug with a doctor's prescription." Click to view the ruling.
Garden Grove v. Superior Court
(2007): In a 41-page published decision that strongly affirms the right of medical marijuana patients to possess their medicine without law enforcement harassment, the Court of Appeal for the Fourth Appellate District required trial courts to order the return of medical marijuana that was improperly seized by the police. The court stated that medical marijuana patients are not criminals and, like other aggrieved citizens, are entitled to the return of their lawfully possessed property.Furthermore, the court reminded the police that it is not their job to enforce the federal drug laws.Click here to view the ruling.
People v. Chakos
(2007): The Court of Appeal for the Fourth Appellate District reversed appellant's convictions for possessing six ounces of marijuana for distribution based on the "expert" testimony of a police officer that a scale, baggies, and small sum of cash evidenced marijuana distribution. The court found that such testimony evinced a lack of understanding of the patterns of use of marijuana by qualified patients, which rendered the police officer unqualified to testify as an expert and required that his testimony be stricken. Click here to view the ruling.
People v. Hua
(2008): The Court of Appeal for the First Appellate District found that the police violated the defendant's right against unreasonable searches and seizures when they entered his home without a warrant based only on their observation that someone inside was smoking marijuana. Click here to view the ruling.
People v. Windus
(2008): The Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District held that the trial court improperly denied a medical marijuana defense to the defendant. The court held that the defendant's medical marijuana recommendation did not expire, even though the doctor who issued it required yearly evaluations. The court further held that patients are not bound by the quantities specified in SB 420, but may possess an amount of marijuana that is consistent with their personal medical use. Click here to view the ruling.
People v. Phomphakdy
(2008): The Court of Appeal for the Third Appellate District (Sacramento) held that the quantities of marijuana specified in the Medical Marijuana Program Act (SB 420) constitute an unconstitutional legislative amendment of a voter-approved initiative. Click here to view the ruling.
Civil
Buddy print these out make three sets oor copies (one for you, one for the judge,and one for the rep/d.a.office to cover 1054A discovery so this will ALL be enterd as your prove and goes on record!! This warns the judge YOU KNOW THE LAW and if he rules wrong it will cost the court and his or hers own freedom because the appeals court will dibar him and put him in jail!! get it entered into the records for your own protection READ THEM!! understand them and i hope your in california, because if you are get alawyer to sue the money out of them!! whats the limit for apatient carrying weed?? use to be 8 ozs!! that alot more tham 4 grams you should NOT been arrested get that bitches badge!! dont let anyone shut you down even parents you can take a shit load of money out of theses cops but the down size you will have to move where they cant fuck with you ( out of there city or county) thTS THE BAD PART UBTIL YOU WIN!! I MOVE AND RAPE THE COPS FOR ALL THE OTHER TIMES THEY FUCK OVER HOW MANY OF OUR KIND?? PEACE AND pot!,SEES.
a few of my buddys got caught hittin a 2ft bong with an ounce of fucking beautiful kush and they made it seem like a big deal and bassicaly made them all believe their cars were gettin towed and shit but in the end all the did was make fun of them, break their bong and take their weed lol
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