Yes, folks, there is a Santa Claus! The California Highway Patrol was ordered to return 60 pounds of marijuana confiscated from a driver on US Hwy 101.
Saguro Doven, 33, was charged with possession of 60 pounds of marijuana for sale and transportation of the drug. However when the case went to court the judge disqualified the CHP's expert witness because he did not know the law when it came to transporting quantities of marijuana for a collective, to which Mr. Doven belonged.
The judge ruled that any member of a medical marijuana collective has the right to transport cannabis for the other members. He then ordered the confiscated marijuana to be returned to the collective.
Is this not great?!!! Only in California could this happen? I know the Governator has ordered the CHP to layoff those who have a right to transport cannabis. But this is the biggest amount I've seen returned so far.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-pot-return9-2010jan09,0,5333771.story?track=rss
Saguro Doven, 33, was charged with possession of 60 pounds of marijuana for sale and transportation of the drug. However when the case went to court the judge disqualified the CHP's expert witness because he did not know the law when it came to transporting quantities of marijuana for a collective, to which Mr. Doven belonged.
The judge ruled that any member of a medical marijuana collective has the right to transport cannabis for the other members. He then ordered the confiscated marijuana to be returned to the collective.
Is this not great?!!! Only in California could this happen? I know the Governator has ordered the CHP to layoff those who have a right to transport cannabis. But this is the biggest amount I've seen returned so far.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-pot-return9-2010jan09,0,5333771.story?track=rss