help please im scared

[michaelpeg]

i searched and couldn't find it. weezard excuse me for my ignorance but i am in a different state of mind at this time. So do you conclude im in for jail time? please tell me a lawyer would be able to keep me out of jail.

michaelpeg Reviewed by michaelpeg on 06-26-2011. help please im scared probably one of my last few posts here so enjoy it. ok so long story cops came to my house when i was working found 1 large plant with about 1 oz on it well into flowering, 2 medium size plants in veg about 2 feet. about 12 clones in varipous stages of root development but in pots. what am i looking at? I got charged with posession, manufacturing with intent to traffic or something like that. what can i get away with? what should i do? give me legal advice of any kind. Rating: 5

[Purple Daddy]

Dude, you're asking a bunch of questions nobody can answer. You have to hire a lawyer and don't talk to the cops or admit to ANYTHING. IMO those are very minor amounts but after reading the laws posted THANK GOD I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA! I thought Canada had very liberal marijuana laws?

Do you KNOW Canadian national and state laws regarding cannabis cultivation? Was this medicinal and did you have legal documentation to grow/posess? Does Canada have compassionate use laws?

TALK TO A LAWYER, you're wasting youre time hear buddy.

[Weezard]

i searched and couldn't find it. weezard excuse me for my ignorance but i am in a different state of mind at this time. So do you conclude im in for jail time? please tell me a lawyer would be able to keep me out of jail.

Allow me to repeat myself; "It's gonna be expensive and educational, but I seriously doubt that you'll actually be incarcerated." -Weezard.

Why?
Because;

Definition of summary conviction offense: Minor violation of law prosecutable without an indictment or full trial. Also called summary offense.

I doubt that it will make the paper as an article.
I know this is a very big deal for you, but it's a very minor bust in the world outside your head.

Summary offenses are time limited.
If you are not actually charged in a timely manner, the whole thing disappears.

From what I've read so far, you'll be OK.

But, if they get an indictment, hock everything and get the best lawyer you can find.

My best advice to you is;
It's Sunday.
Relax, eat something, and get some sleep.

Then get to reading.
Here's a good start.

Offence classification: summary conviction or indictable?

Most fear stems from ignorance.

So, inform yourself!
If this is your first offense, your situation is much better than you think it is.:smokin:

Aloha, MP
Get some rest, it's gonna be alright.

Weeze