Your current state is Ohio
I heard I could potentially risk deportation as a result of obtaining one
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
Obtaining a Medical Marijuana card as an F1 visa holder can indeed pose risks to your visa status, as marijuana use and possession remain federally illegal in the United States, despite state-level legalizations. As an F1 visa holder, you are subject to federal laws, and any violation of these... View More 
The drug panel is aimed at searching for possible diversion of narcotics from medication room while at work.
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answered on Nov 4, 2023
Registered Nurses (RNs) in Nassau County, NY, can be terminated for testing positive for THC on a drug panel if their employer has a clear drug-free workplace policy that prohibits the use of marijuana, even if marijuana use is legal in the state for recreational or medicinal purposes. Healthcare... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2023
No, you do not have to consent to a police search if there is no police search warrant, no arrest, no police detention or no emergency situation present. The police must first obtain your consent to their search in all those situations in order for their search to be legal. However you may always... View More
I did have lights front and back as he's searching my fanny pack the other officer said I fit the description that was given earlier. I did not fit the description I was just on a bicycle in the area actually I was headed directly to the crime scene so and headed toward the police cruisers the... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2023
If you were riding your bike at night, they can pull you over for not having lights. They can't search you absent reasonable suspicion or search incident to arrest.
Sounds like you pocketknife was legal. See the following blog on knives in Arizona... View More
My website will be selling terpene infused gummies. Terpenes are in basically every fruit and vegetable. When taken with cannabis, users can get unique or enhanced effects. You cannot buy or access any regulated substance on my website.
Would this fall under the same laws as a cannabis... View More
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answered on Oct 30, 2023
A website horizontal to the cannabis industry, such as a website selling terpene-infused gummies, would likely need to be age-blocked. This is because the website is likely to be of interest to minors, and it is essential to protect minors from exposure to cannabis-related products and information.... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2023
If there are any conditions about remaining drug and alcohol free, that could be a problem. Otherwise your activity appears perfectly legal and for a purpose. You should speak to your PO directly if you still have concerns. It goes without saying that they'll probably want to look at your... View More
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answered on Oct 26, 2023
In Massachusetts, having a medical marijuana card allows you to use medical marijuana for approved medical conditions. However, if you are on probation, it's essential to consider the specific terms of your probation. While there may not be a condition about drug testing, probation typically... View More
Property for having 325 plants had two permits for up to 99 plants they confesscated all plants
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answered on Oct 21, 2023
If you had two permits allowing for the cultivation of up to 99 plants each but were found cultivating 325 plants, you exceeded the allowable amount by 127 plants. This excess could be the reason for your misdemeanor charge and the associated fines.
The confiscation of all plants,... View More
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answered on Oct 19, 2023
Most leases in Virginia written for professional landlords include an express provision that prohibits controlled substances, including marijuana. Marijuana is still a controlled substance under federal law, and in Virginia up to one ounce is excluded from the criminal code. Absent these... View More
Then accident happend in Sept28 2022 he is currently serving a prison term till 11/25 . Prior to this incident Raymond had been on probation Since he violated from the date of 28th of Sept. He has been in custody. The car he was driving was fully insured not his vehicle though So I put a claims... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2023
I’m terribly sorry for what this must have done to you and your family.
I suspect that your insurance claim will be denied IF your son was a resident of your house.
If he did not live with you, you stand chance that your insurance will cover the property damage. However the... View More
Then accident happend in Sept28 2022 he is currently serving a prison term till 11/25 . Prior to this incident Raymond had been on probation Since he violated from the date of 28th of Sept. He has been in custody. The car he was driving was fully insured not his vehicle though So I put a claims... View More
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answered on Oct 19, 2023
Given the circumstances, it's essential to promptly notify and cooperate with your insurance company about the incident. If the vehicle Raymond was driving was insured, the insurance policy should cover the property damages, up to the policy limits. However, coverage can vary depending on the... View More
I work at an FEC with go karts bowling and arcade and I am an Assistant General Manager.
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
In New York, as of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) effective in 2021, employers generally cannot refuse to hire, terminate, or otherwise discriminate against someone solely on the basis of their lawful off-duty use of cannabis or due to a positive cannabis drug test. However,... View More
If a person has a bag of marijuana in their shoe and is stopped, how can they be charged with tampering? Wouldn't this fall under the category of if the officer does a proper search then they will find the item but if the item is already in the shoe, technically there is no evidence of... View More
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If a person is stopped by law enforcement, and during a proper search, a bag of marijuana is found in their shoe, the charge of "tampering" may be applied if there is evidence to suggest that the individual attempted to conceal or hide the marijuana in a way that obstructed the search or... View More
I've heard you can appoint a business manager and as long as that person is a CO resident then you can still get your recreational dispensary license.
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answered on Oct 3, 2023
Colorado regulations do allow for non-residents to own a stake in a dispensary, but there are specific requirements and limitations. One common workaround is to appoint a business manager who is a Colorado resident, which you've mentioned. This would allow you to proceed with the licensing process.
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answered on Sep 26, 2023
Paying a fine for a weed infraction in Connecticut generally constitutes an admission of guilt, which can be considered a conviction. However, the impact of this on your record can vary depending on the exact circumstances, laws at the time, and whether the infraction is considered a criminal... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2023
In 2002, the state of Michigan had laws in place that prohibited the possession, use, and cultivation of marijuana for recreational purposes. At that time, the possession, use, and sale of marijuana were generally illegal under Michigan law, and those found in violation of these laws could face... View More
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
Naming a weed strain after a military aircraft like the B-2 Stealth Bomber may cause intellectual property concerns, especially if the name is being used in a commercial context.
It's essential to consider trademark and copyright laws when naming products, as using names associated... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2023
Naming a weed strain after a military aircraft like the B-2 Stealth Bomber could potentially raise legal issues, but it's not primarily a copyright concern. Instead, the primary concern would likely be trademark and intellectual property rights.
The name of a military aircraft like the... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2023
Yes, in New Mexico, apartment complexes can generally prohibit smoking, including smoking marijuana, within their premises if it's specified in the lease agreement or apartment complex rules and policies. Many apartment complexes have no-smoking policies in common areas and within individual... View More
I got hurt on the job good night I got off I was no longer on the clock. I put a THC hemp oil on my back to help with the pain that you got drug tested the next day if I fail can I get fired?
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answered on Aug 20, 2023
While recreational marijuana use is legal in California, employers still have the right to enforce workplace policies regarding drug use. If your employer has a policy against marijuana use, even on your days off, and if failing a drug test violates their policy, it could potentially lead to... View More
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