Judge orders Police to give back Marijuana

[Psycho4Bud]

A California appeals court has ordered the police in Garden Grove to return marijuana that was seized from a man during a routine traffic stop.

The man, Felix Kha, had a doctor's prescription for the marijuana, which he used for the medical treatment of chronic pain. The judge ruled that enforcement of federal drug laws did not supersede the state's allowance of marijuana for medicinal purposes.

The three-judge panel from the state's Fourth District Court of Appeals cited constitutional principles of federalism and power-sharing between state and national governments in ordering the marijuana returned. California law allows for the prescription and possession of medical marijuana in amounts of less than eight ounces.

Police officers pulled over Mr. Kha in Garden Grove, south of Los Angeles, in 2005 for running a stop sign. When they asked him if he was in possession of any illegal substances, Mr. Kha said he had marijuana. Officers seized the marijuana, about a quarter of an ounce, and cited Mr. Kha for possession of marijuana and a traffic violation.

Mr. Kha pleaded guilty to running the stop sign and asked the judge for the return of his marijuana. After hearing proof of the authenticity of the doctor's note, he was given permission to retrieve the marijuana from the police department.
Judge orders Police to give back Marijuana

Hell yeah.......give the man his weed copper.

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 04-07-2008. Judge orders Police to give back Marijuana A California appeals court has ordered the police in Garden Grove to return marijuana that was seized from a man during a routine traffic stop. The man, Felix Kha, had a doctor's prescription for the marijuana, which he used for the medical treatment of chronic pain. The judge ruled that enforcement of federal drug laws did not supersede the state's allowance of marijuana for medicinal purposes. The three-judge panel from the state's Fourth District Court of Appeals cited constitutional Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

now, THAT is really good news ... if it had been the lamebrains in the SF 7th appeals court, it would have been no surprise ... but, L.A. way, that is real good to hear, when the Judge says the cops have no call to enforce the Fed laws ... we need more gutsy judges like that ... (his career is probably toast, now) ... good post, P4B :thumbsup:

[veggii]

Hey p4b another good article :thumbsup:
we have all these people in law enforcement in the state of California saying 'we don't know what todo" seems pretty
simple too me, you are paid by the state of California,not the federal government! follow your state laws! made by the people paying your salary! the citizens(taxpayers) of the state of california.

[killerweed420]

Its great to see even judges standing up against the oppresive feds. Anyone down there be sure to remember that when he comes up for re-election. Thats the kind of judges we need that follow state law.

[GreenLeaf420]

Cali Rocks man you guy's know how to make shit work out good!!!! Bring MORE liberals to NYC let's get this place in check!!!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Yeah I blew the stop sign but give me my weed back :jointsmile::jointsmile::jointsmile::jointsmile:

[luvfriday]

Huntington Beach police return marijuana to patient

Due to the ruling this thead is about. Here is the guy as he picks his weed up, todays front page of the OC Regtister


Picture caption-
POT FROM THE POLICE: David Lucas poses with his pipe and 31.8 grams of medical marijuana returned to him from the Huntington Beach police department. Lucas had a legal prescription for the pot.


He claims to have post stress disorder caused by family stuff years ago? Ok thanks for getting dressed up and doing your hair before taking this photo. Love that big ass pipe you moron. At least HB has stated they interpert prop 215 to protect you from prosecution not arrest. So now we know:jointsmile: If you expect to be given respect you have to stop acting like cheech and chong are your idols. Not forever just till they start to see us as upstanding citizens not like folks in the movie Up in Smoke (luv that flick by the way)

[MVP]

Well put Luv, could not agree more! The people I see at the co-op are normal hard working people, not fakers...

[luvfriday]

Well put Luv, could not agree more! The people I see at the co-op are normal hard working people, not fakers...

Hey nice to see you here, it worried me a bit not seeing you anywhere like MS, Yahoo, or C.Com.............. I just say night at the Roxberry but I dont remember 3 dudes in the car am I missing something?