Jacob Redmond
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A drug dealer whose marijuana seedlings were found to be wilted can't be convicted of trafficking.
This is according to Italy's Court of Cassation, which recently upheld the appeal by a man who was convicted by first and second grade courts for the offence of growing, trafficking and possession of illicit drugs.
The high court judges, however, pointed out that the bad vegetative state of the four plants found on the accused's balcony meant that the police could not verify "the effective offensiveness of the actual alleged cultivation."
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Full Article: Dealer not guilty because marijuana wilted | Cannabis/Marijuana 2015 - West
Author: Roberta Lunghini
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This is according to Italy's Court of Cassation, which recently upheld the appeal by a man who was convicted by first and second grade courts for the offence of growing, trafficking and possession of illicit drugs.
The high court judges, however, pointed out that the bad vegetative state of the four plants found on the accused's balcony meant that the police could not verify "the effective offensiveness of the actual alleged cultivation."
News Moderator: Jacob Redmond 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Dealer not guilty because marijuana wilted | Cannabis/Marijuana 2015 - West
Author: Roberta Lunghini
Contact: West - Breaking News on Welfare Policies in Europe
Photo Credit: None Found
Website: West - Breaking News on Welfare Policies in Europe
