Quote Originally Posted by jamessr
So the N.Y. times reported steve had 385 plants total from what the police found in his house. The times said steve's authorization allowed him 50 plant's and his 21 yr old live in GF has one for another 50 plant's. Steve reported according to the times, he had less than 100 plants in his house.

This invariably could draw the attention of federal prosecutors under the new guidelines. Just like the guy in Colorado but, in a different way other than a for profit case.

I suppose it will be upto the king co. sheriffs office on whether they have actually seized over 100 plants, the #'s are clone's with no roots, or that they claim 15 plant max. limit under state law. In which steve would have very little chance fighting the over 100 limit, he would be able to do a presumption defense on a max. 15 plant limit claim.

We shall all be warming up our popcorn awaiting somekind of legal fallout this time, vs. his last invasion by leo.

My main concern since steve is alive and o.k. is my medical records, those at cannacare have assured patients the files are safe. We shall also see if this is true or just a liability cover issue.
Steve's home is CannaCare. He runs a dispensary for clones and edibles. Thats why he had so many plants. He doesn't flower them. But thats still a very gray area here in Washington. It appears Steve will have to fight again to get his stuff back or to get the cops off his ass. In Washington you can have more than 15 plants but you have to prove a medical neccesity for it. The problem is cops will just confiscate everything and force you to argue it out in court. An unfair system that assumes your guilty.