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how much marijuana do you have to be in possession of to be charged at the federal level? Federal charge means it's a felony correct? It has to be a lot to be c
by chasd00 4y ago
how much marijuana do you have to be in possession of to be charged at the federal level? Federal charge means it's a felony correct? It has to be a lot to be considered a felony. That charge may be pardoned but i'm sure it qualifies for intent to distribute at the state level which is a much more serious charge than possession.
- meroes 4y agoA tiny amount got a friend charged in a national park. Federal Park rangers. Doesn't matter if it's in a legal state.
- bergenty 4y agoPark rangers tried to do this to one of my friends and he just ran. They didn’t have guns and they’re too good of a people to really pursue someone for a useless crime. He got away.
- mmmmmbop 4y ago> They didn’t have guns Wait a second... How would guns have changed things? Would it have been legal for them to shoot at your friend in this scenario?
- bergenty 4y agoYou never know with city cops to be honest. You’ll probably atleast get tazed.
- meroes 4y agoWow that's wild! They weren't letting him off easily because someone died in the park that week and they were all on edge.
- tylersmith 4y agoFederal charges come from infractions in federal jurisdictions. It's not related to the severity of the crime.
- tjohns 4y agoFederal charge means it either (a) happened in land under federal jurisdiction (borders, national parks, military bases, etc.), or (b) involved interstate commerce/transportation. Something being a felony has no relevance to whether it's a federal charge. You can have misdemeanor federal charges, as well as felony state charges.
- curiousllama 4y ago> (borders, national parks, military bases, etc.) Or anywhere in Washington D.C.