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Maybe not consenting to it would be better. I understand he probably thought it was better to just let them search and get it over with. But forcing the cops to
by itchyjunk 8y ago
Maybe not consenting to it would be better. I understand he probably thought it was better to just let them search and get it over with. But forcing the cops to get a warrant would have been better, imho. Of course, I am not the one in hospital fighting for my life.
On the other hand, the cops have to do their job. Till it's legalized, part of that job is to search for illegal substance. But maybe refusing a search would have made the choice easier for them as well. They decide not to pursue a warrant.
I heard that it's `treaties` that USA has with other countries that complicates legalizing medical cannabis at federal level. I am not sure about all the reasons though.
- aaomidi 8y agoThey had "reasonable doubt." He basically couldn't do anything about it or he'd be arrested.
- Canada 8y agoI think you mean "probable cause"
- johnisgood 8y agoI hope it will become decriminalized/legal everywhere so people would not be able to justify this lack of decency with "they were mindlessly attempting to enforce stupid laws". Funny thing is that it was only a few months away from being legal. Sigh...