krustytheclown
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How would a lawyer react if you presented them with some hypothetical situations so you can be better informed how the law works in your area.
For example, if one wanted to grow some marijuana, how do prosecutors determine the charges/what charges to pursue for conviction? Do they go by weight, number or plants, or other factors?
Then, depending on their answer, you ask, "So, if one were to grow X number of plants, they could reasonably expect to only be charged with Y charge, yes?".
Would lawyers turn you in to the cops for asking these sorts of questions?
The idea is to get a good understanding of the legal risks associated with certain practices (SOG, growing near playgrounds or schools, where one can grow and not be within X feet of a school or playground which could result in additional penalties, etc.)
For example, if one wanted to grow some marijuana, how do prosecutors determine the charges/what charges to pursue for conviction? Do they go by weight, number or plants, or other factors?
Then, depending on their answer, you ask, "So, if one were to grow X number of plants, they could reasonably expect to only be charged with Y charge, yes?".
Would lawyers turn you in to the cops for asking these sorts of questions?
The idea is to get a good understanding of the legal risks associated with certain practices (SOG, growing near playgrounds or schools, where one can grow and not be within X feet of a school or playground which could result in additional penalties, etc.)