Marijuana Soaked In Alcohol Is Not A Narcotic

[Ms Chocolate]

Please review People v. Vargas, 36 Cal.App.3d 499, December 31, 1973. Crim. No. 1486    

 

Please read this ruling and share your thoughts!

 

http://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-appeal/3d/36/499.html

Edited October 11, 2014 by zapatosunidos

[chernobyl]

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although the law may not agree, medically speaking, narcotics are opiates or opiods only. thc, meth, crack, alcohol, benzos, none of them are narcotics but still made you feel good and are addicting.

Edited October 11, 2014 by chernobyl

[phaquetoo]

ms. chocolate, you need to use a dif link, it wont take me to the case!

 

Peace

[pic book]

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[pic book]

interesting topic, and timely.

Edited October 11, 2014 by pic book

[Sledge]

http://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-appeal/3d/36/499.html

[trichcycler]

Grower Alert!!

Place all overages into bottles and pour vodka over them. store in a cool dark place and watch it turn green. It makes a great fire starter, dye, bbq  grill cleaner, rodent deterrent, hand wash and more !  Amazingly versatile, this plant and even its non narcotic uses continue to leave me in awe. Rope, clothing, plastics, move aside !

Mr. Canna Clean has arrived !

[Ms Chocolate]

Sorry to be late, my son was recently killed in a hit & run. I have been behind with everything. Glad Sledge provided a good link

[t-pain]

that link says that marijuana soaked in alcohol renders it inedible and that if the prosecutor had presented evidence that said it could be dried and used as a narcotic then it could be charged.

 

since rso is intended for ingestion, i think it wont fly for that.

 

now, if someone was to make marijuana balm/salve that could not be eaten or smoked (pretty much all balm/salve) then that would, according to this ruling, not be a narcotic. although this ruling imo goes against the scheduling of thc and marijuana, so i do not understand it at all...

 

what they did was take a ruling on trace amounts of narcotics. which said a trace amount of narcotic was not enough potential to be used as a narcotic to charge the person with. and applied it to this case, marijuana+rubbing alcohol, as it wasnt going to be ingested/smoked and said , ok , it has no potential to be used.

 

imo it only applies to this case as hte prosecutor did not say the magic words to get over the burden of proof. i wouldnt hold onto this (california court of appeals ruling) as any kind of usable ruling for anything.

[+Malamute]

Very sorry to hear that Ms chocolate.  Devastating.

 

 Sending my love...

[Restorium2]

Sorry for your loss Ms Chocolate. 

[phaquetoo]

Im very sorry to hear about your son! 

 

You and Yours are in my Thoughts

 

Peace

[Wild Bill]

Prosecutions of drug cases seem to be more random and unpredictable than ever. They can't even decide among themselves what is legal and what is not. It varies from locality to locality.

 

Drowning men grasping at straws trying to keep a failed policy from sinking like a stone.

[MiMedicalMJ]

I am so sorry for your loss!

 

You and your family will be in my thoughts.

[Hydraulic Jack]

May God be with you during your time of great sorrow....HJ

[mibrains]

Sorry to be late, my son was recently killed in a hit & run. I have been behind with everything. Glad Sledge provided a good link

 

my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

 

i pray you can find peace ms c.

 

thank you for everything you do and have done for our community.

[trichcycler]

Sorry to be late, my son was recently killed in a hit & run. I have been behind with everything. Glad Sledge provided a good link

I am sorry for your loss. I wish you and yours great healing.

[Ms Chocolate]

It's been rough.

 

Thanks all!!!!