dusto2k3
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he'll probably be able to do well against most of the charges, my only concern would be the simple plant count as ~90 per patient never looks good in front of a judge, MMJ with recs or not. Now if you had 17 patients with 12 plants each (204 plants)(yes I know sb420 limits were repealed but they still cling to it in some jurisdictions) that would look a lot better in a judges eyes.
11357 is simple possession (not for sale), the (a) is possession of concentrated cannabis (with no intention of sales).
the 11357(b) is possession of <1 oz
11357 (c) is possession of > 1 oz.
these charges usually mean jack shit if you are medical, they usually just toss them in though because it 'fits the bill' and they can 'drop' them later and make it look like they are giving you a deal, when in reality a recommendation would blast those charges right out of the water.
residue=possession regardless of amount. If they want to be assholes they can claim possession with just a dirty scale.
some cops are real pricks about the concentrated cannabis issue because the 11379 includes it, even though it shouldn't.
yeah, plant count was high, we'll see, I think they just went in to rip him, the situation goes way deeper. I'll keep you updated. They guy is an old man so not some young punk with a "card", he has an actual need.