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    #1
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Great work by a public defender. A very good example of why the 15 plant guideline isn't a guideline at all. And another perfect example of why you need to be registered to vote and get on these juries. We canbeat them in the courtroom.

    C/P
    Bothell suspect cleared in medical-pot case

    Snohomish County jurors decide that the woman's growing operation was legal under state law

    By Diana Hefley
    Herald Writer
    EVERETT — Snohomish County's first medical marijuana trial ended in an acquittal Thursday.

    A Snohomish County jury took less than two hours to decide that a former Bothell woman's indoor marijuana-growing operation was legal under the state's medical marijuana law.

    Jurors found that Cammie McKenzie, 24, had a valid medical reason and authorization to grow and use marijuana. The jury also believed that the pot garden police found in McKenzie's home didn't exceed the state's 60-day supply guideline.

    The Eastside Narcotics Task Force seized about 65 plants in various stages of growth during a raid in March 2008.

    McKenzie testified that none of the plants were ready to harvest. She had designed a garden that would provide her with a continual cycle of marijuana to treat chronic pain, arthritis and other problems she developed after being in two car accidents in 2006.

    Prosecutors alleged that McKenzie was using her medical marijuana authorization as a shield. They accused her of growing marijuana and using her roommate to sell the extra dope for profit.

    Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Matthew Baldock told jurors that McKenzie was growing more marijuana then she had admitted, or that she needed to treat her symptoms.

    McKenzie told the jury that she smokes up to a quarter of an ounce of marijuana every day to treat her medical conditions.

    Her attorney, public defender Natalie Tarantino, in closing arguments invited the jury to jump down the “rabbit hole” to sort out a case in which McKenzie's roommate, an admitted drug dealer, was allowed to walk free while her client, a legitimate medical marijuana patient, was being prosecuted for a felony.

    Prosecutors promised McKenzie's former roommate that he would not be prosecuted if he testified against McKenzie.

    “She followed the law but she's still here. He didn't follow the law and he walked out the door this morning,” Tarantino said.

    Medical marijuana advocates who sat through the three-day trial clapped and cheered after the verdict was read. The group thanked jurors as they left the courtroom.

    The verdict left McKenzie in tears. One juror gave McKenzie a thumbs up and wished her good luck.

    “After this is over, do you want to go back to my house and smoke out?” McKenzie asked supporters in the courtroom, before jurors returned with their verdict.

    Diana Hefley: 425-339-3463, [email protected].
    killerweed420 Reviewed by killerweed420 on . Another Win Great work by a public defender. A very good example of why the 15 plant guideline isn't a guideline at all. And another perfect example of why you need to be registered to vote and get on these juries. We canbeat them in the courtroom. C/P Bothell suspect cleared in medical-pot case Snohomish County jurors decide that the woman's growing operation was legal under state law By Diana Hefley Herald Writer EVERETT — Snohomish County's first medical marijuana trial ended in an acquittal Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Excellent news and precedent. And, a not guilty verdict keeps the malicious prosecutor from appealing it to a higher court. And the dealer still goes free. Where is the irony in that Mr. Prosecutor? :thumbsup:

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    :thumbsup:

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Quote Originally Posted by WashougalWonder
    :thumbsup:
    we should be able to vote anyone of these idiots out within a week and not have to wait till the end of their term. just like our jobs are at risk every second of every day, theirs should be also. they have forgotten their place...lazy ass traitors
    meded, so you can mededicate to mededitate

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    If we can continue to win these types of cases in court eventually the prosecutors will quit charging people.

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    #6
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Quote Originally Posted by MEDEDCANNABIS
    we should be able to vote anyone of these idiots out within a week and not have to wait till the end of their term. just like our jobs are at risk every second of every day, theirs should be also. they have forgotten their place...lazy ass traitors
    :thumbsup::thumbsup:
    I am especially fond of your very last word.
    :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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    #7
    Junior Member

    Another Win

    :detective1: I am a total supporter of medical cannabis and am a medical user myself. But for some reason, this story doesn't strike the chord of brotherhood that one of it's kind normally would.

    Ok, cool, she won her medical marijuana case. After all she was in a couple car accidents and messed her back up pretty bad. I imagine this was back when Cammie McKenzie was Cameron Scott Wieldraayer of Night Szevyn Racing (car parts importer.)

    It turns out Cammie has a long history of ripping people off in the car parts industry and is now beginning a new business venture in LED Grow Lights, where she is continuing to rip people off.

    Look it up on google. You'll find all kinds of crazy stories. This con artist has been at it since s/he was 17 years old! :detective1:

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    #8
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Quote Originally Posted by facehouse
    :detective1: I am a total supporter of medical cannabis and am a medical user myself. But for some reason, this story doesn't strike the chord of brotherhood that one of it's kind normally would.

    Ok, cool, she won her medical marijuana case. After all she was in a couple car accidents and messed her back up pretty bad. I imagine this was back when Cammie McKenzie was Cameron Scott Wieldraayer of Night Szevyn Racing (car parts importer.)

    It turns out Cammie has a long history of ripping people off in the car parts industry and is now beginning a new business venture in LED Grow Lights, where she is continuing to rip people off.

    Look it up on google. You'll find all kinds of crazy stories. This con artist has been at it since s/he was 17 years old! :detective1:
    How do we know you're not the rat bastard that turned on her to save your ass, and trying to do it here? Just questioning your motives.

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    #9
    Junior Member

    Another Win

    Your right for questioning my motive..

    I own a hydroponics supply store in CA and she ripped me off for $350, So i googled the name, found all this crazy info about her/him and decided I'd help spread the word so that others don't fall into the same trap I did.

    Don't buy the Penetrator LED by Hydro Grow.

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    #10
    Senior Member

    Another Win

    Quote Originally Posted by facehouse
    Your right for questioning my motive..

    I own a hydroponics supply store in CA and she ripped me off for $350, So i googled the name, found all this crazy info about her/him and decided I'd help spread the word so that others don't fall into the same trap I did.

    Don't buy the Penetrator LED by Hydro Grow.
    there are a lot of scam artists in the cannabis world. but as for LED, I don't intend on using them so no skin off my back. And I don't know her.

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