If I were you I'd check out the LCA website (I think they have legal info - and I'm assuming you're UK from the email address), or release. Another good place is UK420.com - I realise it may look like I'm spamming, since it's another pot message board, it's just this one's in it's infancy, but UK420 has lots of members who are growing, many of whom(like myself, but I'm a recent member of the LCA) are involved in pro-cannabis activism, and many of whom (again like myself, but again, I'm new to the scene & don't want to give you any misleading info) are medi users who will have knowledge of the law. I don't know for sure, but if you're in the UK I doubt the medi angle will make any difference, Chris Baldwin was recently sentenced to 6 months for his involvement with the worthing coffee shop, and he is a medi user who was just seeking to provide other medi users with a safe environment away from the dealers.
Good luck with it, anyway.
Boojum Reviewed by Boojum on . nessity defence yse or no Dear Sir, Madame, Firstly I do not suffer with ms, or spinal injury, which I can understand, would create a very strong necessity defence. My story starts many years ago, when I was involved in an R.T.A. I had to be cut of my car and was taken to hospital, and treated for a severe head injury the scare and indentation to my head I still bare today. After the accident I have tried various painkillers to rid myself of the severe head pains I was experiencing, the tablets had little or no effect. Rating: 5