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Judge Howard H. Shore : http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/portal/about/depts/sd15.html http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/portal/about/depts/sd15.ht... http://

by eksith 13y ago

Judge Howard H. Shore : http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/portal/about/depts/sd15.html http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/portal/about/depts/sd15.ht... http://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/faculty/bio.php?ID=663 http://www.sandiego.edu/law/academics/faculty/bio.php?ID=663 http://www.martindale.com/Howard-H-Shore/220226-lawyer.htm http://www.martindale.com/Howard-H-Shore/220226-lawyer.htm This previous case will tell you exactly where he stands on those "hippie types" he despises. http://www.safeaccessnow.org/article.php?id=6128 http://www.safeaccessnow.org/article.php?id=6128 This man is an affront to justice.

anigbrowl 13y ago
No, it doesn't tell you anything like that. It won't tell you much about the law either, considering that they don't even bother to cite the case in question so people could read the documents for themselves. It's a press release, not an objective report. Now, I have got up in front of a city planning commission to advocate for medical marijuana clinics (which were subsequently approved). I'm heartily in favor of medical marijuana. But if you have an amount of marijuana growing on your property that exceeds the amount you are allowed to grow for medical purposes, then you can't rely on the medical defense as a matter of law. That's why smart marijuana growers take the advice of their lawyers and establish a growing cooperative which allows them to pool their legal growing allocation in a shared facility. There are rules about how much pot you can grow for medical purposes, just like there are rules about how you can sell alcohol and tobacco. If you ignore those rules then you're liable to get fined or even jailed. You can't break the rules and then invoke those same rules as part of your defense - this is criminal law 101. Rather than him being an affront to justice, it's you who have no understanding of how criminal law operates.

by eksith 13y ago

anigbrowl 13y ago

No, it doesn't tell you anything like that. It won't tell you much about the law either, considering that they don't even bother to cite the case in question so people could read the documents for themselves. It's a press release, not an objective report. Now, I have got up in front of a city planning commission to advocate for medical marijuana clinics (which were subsequently approved). I'm heartily in favor of medical marijuana. But if you have an amount of marijuana growing on your property that exceeds the amount you are allowed to grow for medical purposes, then you can't rely on the medical defense as a matter of law. That's why smart marijuana growers take the advice of their lawyers and establish a growing cooperative which allows them to pool their legal growing allocation in a shared facility. There are rules about how much pot you can grow for medical purposes, just like there are rules about how you can sell alcohol and tobacco. If you ignore those rules then you're liable to get fined or even jailed. You can't break the rules and then invoke those same rules as part of your defense - this is criminal law 101. Rather than him being an affront to justice, it's you who have no understanding of how criminal law operates.