Madison, Minn. - AP – An attorney for a Minnesota woman charged with endangering her son by giving him cannabis oil for chronic pain has asked a judge to dismiss the charges.
Angela Brown of Madison appeared in court Wednesday with her 15-year-old son, who suffers from a traumatic brain injury.
Brown says her son's improvement after he tried the marijuana tincture – which the family bought legally from a dispensary in Colorado – was dramatic.
Medical marijuana will be legal in Minnesota by July. But since that law isn't in effect yet, the Lac qui Parle County Attorney opted to prosecute Brown for endangering her child by involving him in a drug transaction.
Brown's attorney reportedly argues the law was meant to protect children found in meth houses.
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Angela Brown of Madison appeared in court Wednesday with her 15-year-old son, who suffers from a traumatic brain injury.
Brown says her son's improvement after he tried the marijuana tincture – which the family bought legally from a dispensary in Colorado – was dramatic.
Medical marijuana will be legal in Minnesota by July. But since that law isn't in effect yet, the Lac qui Parle County Attorney opted to prosecute Brown for endangering her child by involving him in a drug transaction.
Brown's attorney reportedly argues the law was meant to protect children found in meth houses.
News Moderator: Shandar @ 420 MAGAZINE ®
Source: St. Cloud News, Weather and Sports & Community | KNSI Radio - AM 1450, FM 103.3 in St. Cloud, Minnesota
Author: Frank Lee
Contact: Contact KNSI Radio - AM 1450 and FM 103.3 in St. Cloud, MN
Website: Dismissal asked in medical cannabis case :: KNSI Radio
