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Your current state is Virginia
As he used the smell of weed to search and then found narcotics is this search and seizure legal
i was arrested in 2018 i completed pre-trial diversion and am eligible for expungement but it has not happened yet because of financial barriers. i have had no subsequent legal troubles or arrests. i have been a licenced massage therapist for over 10 years with no issues in retaining my license... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2025
If you completed your DIVERSION program "satisfactory" and the judge told you in court, that your weed case was dismissed, then your application for a massage Instructor, will not be stopped or hurt, due to your past criminal charges. You should get the expungement as soon as you can.... View More
I have heard differing answers on this and the officials with my court program refuse to give me a true legal answer.
answered on Jan 12, 2025
Even if your use is legal, it would not be recommended. In Veteran's Court you are trying to get out of trouble, possibly without a conviction. Drug use would not impress your Judge who is trying to help you.
I did deny her when she asked to come inside and speak with me. I told her that I was more than willing to cooperate but I just had gotten off and would like for her come back the next day when I got off at 5.
answered on Jan 12, 2025
You are absolutely within your rights to refuse entry, absent a court order, but you need to be prepared to mitigate their conclusions as well as facilitate an inspection.
I STRONGLY advise you to communicate with them through an attorney, or at a minimum with witnesses and video, and... View More
Specifically, I wanted to get additional clarification in reference to the following:
“No person shall sell or offer to sell cigarettes, other tobacco products, or alternative nicotine products by or from a vending machine, except in the following locations:
(1) An area within a... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2025
In Texas these would be a class c and class b misdemeanor offenses respectively. The marijuana charge includes a punishment range of up to 180 days in jail and a $2000 fine. An attorney can help negotiate with the State to try to preserve a clean record for young people.
I just received a job offer for a new position. It's remote, for a private company that is based in NC.
I have my medicinal card and am based in NJ.
Do I have any protections if THC shows as positive in my pre employment drug screening?
Should I be disclosing my card... View More
I occasionally do legal mushroom edibles but always buy products that do not contain any THC or THC derivatives because my employer does random tests. My smoke shop started selling mushroom vapes so I decided to try one. After using it the effects were reminiscent of marijuana, noticeably different... View More
answered on Jan 6, 2025
There is no "good" or "right" answer to your question. If you tell your employer that you even accidentally consumed THC under the mistaken impression it was a psychedelic, and your employer has a zero tolerance or drug-free policy, or your job involves the operation of... View More
answered on Dec 30, 2024
Are you asking if police MUST charge someone with the crime of marijuana possession (in Fla.) if they find half a pound of it in someone's possession? The answer is no, because it is within their discretion to charge or not to charge.
Or are you asking if it is legal for police to... View More
May not use marijuana even with doctors perscription ,and card can they
I was driving my friends car and they pulled me over for his headlight off and they smelled weed in the car they made us step out told the officer that the car wasn’t mine and the owner of the vehicle was in the passenger I was just driving him home because he wasn’t able to drive he was tired.
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