Quote Originally Posted by SoCoMMJ
You aren't understanding how things work.

One of the other legal growers did just that. He filed for the return of cash and meds that were seized during his raid the same day along with a bill for damages. The DA pressed charges the next day.

Talk to Corry. This is settled law. He's already won at least two cases I know of where police were forced to return marijuana and equipment confiscated by the police. Your damages should be covered. This is going to sound bitchy, but I think it is sort of your responsibility to pursue this. The law is changing fast and unfortunately, the police are behind the times. As a citizen and a business owner, you would be doing a service to your community if you confronted the police on this issue.

(I teach civics, so pretty much all of my answers are of the Mr. Smith Goes to Washington type!)

EDIT: I can recommend an attorney in southern Colorado, if needed.
HighPopalorum Reviewed by HighPopalorum on . stay OFF western slope This will be interesting to see. The Sheriff of Delta County stated in the local news paper that anyone caught growing more then 30 plants be it a caregiver or dispencary would be arrested. This came from when a unknown Denver Lawyer spoke with him concerning a old green house that a client wanted to rent and turn into a medical marijuana growing area. It is now being said that surrounding sheriffs in adjoining counties such a mesa etc will also join forces with Delta county sheriffs and start Rating: 5