Msc: Jail Guards Fired+Arrested For Mmj Butter Rights Violated By Kent County Police

[bax]

you cant knock and talk at 4am. unanimous supreme court decision.

 

http://woodtv.com/2017/06/03/mi-supreme-court-officers-rights-violated-in-marijuana-arrest/

 

http://publicdocs.courts.mi.gov/opinions/final/sct/153115_72_01.pdf

 

In these consolidated cases, we consider the constitutionality of two early morning

searches of the defendants’ homes. We conclude that the police conduct in both cases

was unconstitutional; these were not permissible “knock and talks,” but rather warrantless

searches. Because of these illegal searches, the defendants’ consent to search—even if

voluntary—is invalid unless it is sufficiently attenuated from the illegality. Accordingly,

we reverse the Court of Appeals’ contrary determination and remand these cases to the

Kent Circuit Court for further proceedings.

Edited June 5, 2017 by bax

[bobandtorey]

Thank you for posting this it's a Big win for all 

 

INHO

[AmishRnot4ganja]

This decision rekindles my faith in the courts and their willingness to interpret the constitution in favor of the people for whom it was written. Thank you Jefferson, Madison, Franklin, et all. It is the only thing standing between us and tyranny.

[bax]

it shouldnt, the COA did another bad ruling.

 

after not taking the case.

 

after the MSC ORDERED the COA to take the case.

 

3 years, 1 suicide, 1 plea deal... for what? for moo poo unconstitutional bunny muffin man.

 

now who pays? the taxpayer. for the unconstitutional police work. for the unconstitutional firing of a jail guard. for the wrongful arrest. because the district, circuit and COA courts keep siding with the police and prosecutors upholding unconstitutional bunny muffin!

 

oh and because the MSC could have just ended this bad case right here. based on section 8 , 4210 and just leaving patients the flower alone huh? but no. now the MSC sends it back to kent county court. back to the judge who upheld all this unconstitutional bunny muffin.

Edited June 6, 2017 by bax

[+Malamute]

And it is considered one of the best Justice systems in the world....

 

 

[AmishRnot4ganja]

it shouldnt, the COA did another bad ruling.

after not taking the case.

after the MSC ORDERED the COA to take the case.

3 years, 1 suicide, 1 plea deal... for what? for moo poo unconstitutional bunny muffin man.

now who pays? the taxpayer. for the unconstitutional police work. for the unconstitutional firing of a jail guard. for the wrongful arrest. because the district, circuit and COA courts keep siding with the police and prosecutors upholding unconstitutional bunny muffin!

oh and because the MSC could have just ended this bad case right here. based on section 8 , 4210 and just leaving patients the flower alone huh? but no. now the MSC sends it back to kent county court. back to the judge who upheld all this unconstitutional bunny muffin.

My enthusiasm for this ruling blinded me to the reality of the current state of affairs surrounding our "justice" system. This ruling is just one step in the right direction.

[bax]

heck 4210 means patients can have 36oz of liquid and be protected by section 4. they could have 72 ounces of liquid marijuana and be protected still!

 

a pound of butter? butter is a liquid. thats only 16 ounces.

 

but the michigan supreme court fails to see the entire law and continues to prosecute patients, against the meaning , intent, and will of the people.

 

and before someone says oh "they had 1 WHOLE POUND of butter before 4210 was enacted"

 

read the making whoopee law!

 

This amendatory act is curative and applies retroactively as to the following: clarifying the quantities and forms of marihuana for which a person is protected from arrest, precluding an interpretation of "weight" as aggregate weight, and excluding an added inactive substrate component of a preparation in determining the amount of marihuana, medical marihuana, or usable marihuana that constitutes an offense. Retroactive application of this amendatory act does not create a cause of action against a law enforcement officer or any other state or local governmental officer, employee, department, or agency that enforced this act under a good-faith interpretation of its provisions at the time of enforcement."

Edited June 6, 2017 by bax

[Greg Rx]

Too bad someone had to die.

[+Malamute]

Well, Michigans Judiciary is more Conservative republican than Kansas'.  If we even had a slightly more progressive Judiciary in Michigan, many of these problems would not exist.  Arizonas Judiciary is more progressive even. 

 

Until people realize that, things will be a tough grind.

[bobandtorey]

Too bad someone had to die.

 

 

Thanks GregRx i also agree the saddest part is so many have died and all i can do is keep fighting the good fight until we all see more changes for the good people of Michigan the sick and the ones that care for them