That`s about right. Scales are a possible key to evidence but are not against the law in themselves. Without evidence of sales this case would not go to court. May have an investigation but it would never go anywhere. Nether would 100 pounds. With evidence of sales the case of donations vs. sales could be brought up. The key would be is the computation more than the cost including normal wages for labor by the grower or is their a large profit being made. Some petty cash would be expectable for on going expenses. Excess funds could also be earmarked for development, advertisement expenses and cost of breakdowns and insurance. The idea is stay within what a reasonable person would believe. Wages should reflect no more than the upper amounts the grower has earned at jobs in the past. You can`t claim wage expenses that are excessive or unreasonable.
You set up a collective and you can transport meds for other patients. I know of a guy who got pulled over in Ukiah with 60 units, was on his way to LA. They let him go with all his meds because he had proof that he was taking it to a specific dispensary that he was a member of and allowed to carry for the patients of the dispensary.I went on NORML's site, and they don't mention any codes for my county. My city also doesn't have any. NORML says that cities who don't have their own guidelines follow the the SB 420 guidelines, but that seems to be up in the air due to the Supreme Court case you mentioned.
The only thing I found with my county is the edit I made to my post with the sheriff department guidelines. They follow SB 420 unless you can somehow prove you need more than 8 oz.
So I guess in court you might be covered for more plant numbers/dried marijuana, but my county sheriff would probably arrest you for having more unless you could prove you needed more, or if you were a caregiver (they might arrest you anyway and have you prove that to a judge).
There should be a website for the city. I can't find anything right now, but I did find this interesting read from an attorney in the area: http://www.shermanoakscriminalattorney.com/marijunana_law.htmlthis was one of my concerns how do i find out the restrictions for sherman oaks?
There is nothing in the state law that says you must get the ID card, which is supposed to be issued by your county health department, but can also be issued by your recommending doctor's office (if they do that). SB420 does not dictate that, and neither does the more pertinent law, Proposition 215.How do you get around the part of SB 420 that says you can only have 8 oz of dried marijuana at a time or you risk arrest? Is your only option to classify yourself as a caregiver and get copies of their scripts so you can have more?
I'm in Orange County, and the sheriff department mentions the 8 oz thing, but then they also mention:
""If a qualified patient or primary caregiver possess a doctor's recommendation that the above quantity does not meet the qualified patient's needs, the qualified patient or primary caregiver may possess an amount of marijuana consistent with the patient's needs."
So does that basically mean you just need to prove that you need whatever amount you have in your house?
Where in the law is it saying this, brother? I've pored over all the health & safety codes where much of this is buried since that murder in our county, as well as the criminal and penal codes, and what you're saying isn't there. Is it a local ordinance?I know someone who got busted with guns , they had the guns(AK-47`s) removed and did little time in jail. First offence for growing, no med recommendation until time of court. They had to pay fines of$ 10,000. and got two years suspended, probation with an ankle bracelet. Can`t be anywhere marijuana is grown, like the back yard area of a house, grow room , etc. They will get the guns back at the end of the two year probation. Had an other $30,000 in attorney fees. Because of the DR. recommendation they had 150 units returned to them despite not being allowed to grow under the terms of probation. Laws here are very confusing. You are not allowed to have a gun(yours or someone who has a legally owned gun) within 100 foot of a grow. Except in the home if no marijuana or processing is involved in that home. So it looks like guns kept legally in the home are allowed, but not outside or within 100 foot of a grow or in a home that has an inside grow. Not sure about a home that has an unattached building that has an indoor grow. Like I said the laws are confusing here. I should spend some time doing some legal research in the law library of the county court house. It`s open to the public. There are also some legal libraries at the local colleges that offer law enforcement or legal degree courses that are open to the public.
Don't go to NORML for good information. Don't go to any of those sites. If that's what your sheriff's department is doing, they're actually breaking state law. I come from north OC/southeast LA counties, which city are we discussing here? I know OCSD, but not as well as I know LACSD. :eek:I went on NORML's site, and they don't mention any codes for my county. My city also doesn't have any. NORML says that cities who don't have their own guidelines follow the the SB 420 guidelines, but that seems to be up in the air due to the Supreme Court case you mentioned.
The only thing I found with my county is the edit I made to my post with the sheriff department guidelines. They follow SB 420 unless you can somehow prove you need more than 8 oz.
So I guess in court you might be covered for more plant numbers/dried marijuana, but my county sheriff would probably arrest you for having more unless you could prove you needed more, or if you were a caregiver (they might arrest you anyway and have you prove that to a judge).
Did you know that the ID card does not, in fact, truly protect you from arrest?
Nothing protects you from arrest really, you are NOT innocent until proven guilty in this country.
Yep. it all depends on the individuals you are having to deal with..It really depends on the attitude of local LE. Our undersheriff here is not at all anti-cannabis, but the sheriff is. That said, the department itself is one of the better departments I've ever dealt with, on many levels. :)
Not an ordinance but a local policy I think. Again so much is in the grey area of the law!People NEED to stop relying on NORML's site for current and correct information. Seriously.
There should be a website for the city. I can't find anything right now, but I did find this interesting read from an attorney in the area: http://www.shermanoakscriminalattorney.com/marijunana_law.html
Edit* Ok, it looks like Sherman Oaks is not actually incorporated, which means it's more like a suburb of LA. Look to LA guidelines is what I'm thinking.
There is nothing in the state law that says you must get the ID card, which is supposed to be issued by your county health department, but can also be issued by your recommending doctor's office (if they do that). SB420 does not dictate that, and neither does the more pertinent law, Proposition 215.
And in fact, IF you get the ID card, you are then voluntarily limiting yourself in accordance with SB420.
The sheriff's department may issue all the notices they want, those are not legally binding. What has your city or county said? Mine has said that we can cultivate 12 plants per patient outside, and no more, not at any time of year. Greenhouse? We can grow as much as we want. Indoors? Again, no local regulation.
Where in the law is it saying this, brother? I've pored over all the health & safety codes where much of this is buried since that murder in our county, as well as the criminal and penal codes, and what you're saying isn't there. Is it a local ordinance?
Don't go to NORML for good information. Don't go to any of those sites. If that's what your sheriff's department is doing, they're actually breaking state law. I come from north OC/southeast LA counties, which city are we discussing here? I know OCSD, but not as well as I know LACSD. :eek:
Did you know that the ID card does not, in fact, truly protect you from arrest?
Don't go to NORML for good information. Don't go to any of those sites. If that's what your sheriff's department is doing, they're actually breaking state law. I come from north OC/southeast LA counties, which city are we discussing here? I know OCSD, but not as well as I know LACSD. :eek:
Did you know that the ID card does not, in fact, truly protect you from arrest?
Fucking Fullerton assholes. Never mind what 215 actually intended, they're gonna interpret it their own God damned way.I was searching last night and found this link:
http://www.omarfigueroa.com/guidelines/orange/
It looks like from that link only Westminister has set their own guidelines for cultivation. All the other cities in there had an ordinance pertaining to dispensaries, with Mission Viejo being the exception - they have a land use ordinance.
This is the Orange County sheriffs department bulletin:
http://www.omarfigueroa.com/wp-cont...iffs-Department-Marijuana-for-Medical-Use.pdf
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