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Originally Posted by pbradley
The link to the California Marijuana Laws says there is no subsection b for HS 11359. Just this:
HS 11359. Every person who possesses for sale any marijuana, except as otherwise provided by law, shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison.
I think SuchFriends meant HS 11357 b. Possession of less than 28.5 grams.
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yes. that was quite a typo... try as they might, they will never be able to get me for that...
"herbs this herbsman is hustling, bright and early in the morning people, herbs this a herbsman is hustling, I know Sgt Brown is waitin! Herbs this a herbsman is hustlin, know its my neck I am riskin!
so after hours of phonetag with dozens of numbers and a spirit of confidence and absolute vindication, I have talked to an actual human being at the California Dept of Justice Marijuna Conviction Purge Unit [yes, they make this mistake so often it has its own department and office] who is working to take care of this little situation. It wont help for the instructional aide position I have an interview for next week, but it will be ready in time when I graduate in December and pursue a position with the Los Angeles Archdiocese, who definately do not take kindly to a history of drug convictions.
For once, in relation to cannabis and california, i am actually the one in compliance with the law, and the state fucked up, as usual. and the problem is being resolved. now if only we can get the bigger fish, like the fact the Inglewood PD killed two separate unarmed people on Monday and then on Wed this week....
