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Mike, you did not say what state you are in. If you are in California, you should get an MMP card. The Attorney General Guidelines say you cannot be arrested or be subject to seizure if you are in possession of marijuana plants if you have a MMP Card, so long as there is not other indicia of...

However, if the case does go to trial, the fact that you tested positive for marijuana may be introduced into evidence (although your attorney should attempt to exclude it in a preliminary hearing). If there is other evidence like you cut off the person in front of you, or you pulled into the...

I good lawyer can almost always beat this type of charge unless you have admitted that you were high or that your driving was impaired. There is no scientifically acceptable test to determine if your driving is impaired by marijuana. Police know this and prosecutors know this. If you fight...

The best way to become a caregiver is to obtain a Cal. MMP Card designating you as a "primary caregiver". The Attorney General Guidelines say that you cannot be arrested and your product cannot be seized if you have a Cal. MMP Card and do not exceed the 6/12 rule (cannot have more than 6 mature...

You really have nothing to worry about. First of all, in California, possession of less than 28.5 grams is an infraction, and only has a $100 fine. If you are under 18 and possess less than 28.5 g's of marijuana on school grounds, then you will have to pay a $250 fine for a "misdemeanor." You...