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Someone saw the video and reported it to the cruise lines. And I was banned for life. Not for getting caught for smoking weed. Banned because of a video of me smoking onboard. Can I sue?
answered on Jul 9, 2024
They'll do that. The short answer is that cruise lines have a no-marijuana policy. It's possible the video was flagged as a violation of policies, and that it could be used as evidence in subsequent proceedings if it appeared on social media or other public forums. Good luck
My employer has stated that they will still test for non psychoactive chemicals found in marijuana through a urinalysis if they decide there is just cause. EX: “Employee has red eyes” or “There was an accident in the work place.” I can’t find any literature in the bill that states these... View More 
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answered on Jun 27, 2024
To answer this question accurately, we need to examine AB 2188 and its implications for workplace drug testing in California. Here's an analysis of the situation:
1. AB 2188 Overview:
AB 2188, which went into effect on January 1, 2024, amends the California Fair Employment and... View More
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answered on Jun 23, 2024
To answer this question accurately, we need to consider a few key points about cannabis law and employment practices in California:
1. Cannabis legality: Recreational cannabis use is legal in California for adults 21 and over.
2. Employment law: Despite legalization, employers in... View More
First off i live in florida, polk county to be specific for the law. i do currently hold a medical marijuana license. and im pretty sure if i go into a store to buy a gun they wont let me because of the medical marijuana card. but does that also apply to private sale? like say could i just send my... View More
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answered on Jun 22, 2024
In general, federal law prohibits users of controlled substances, including medical marijuana, from purchasing or possessing firearms, regardless of state laws. This applies to both licensed dealers and private sales. Having someone else purchase a firearm on your behalf (known as a "straw... View More
Worker A was given a candy as they left for the day by Worker B. Worker B did not tell Worker A that the candy was laced with THC. Worker A was hospitalized 2 days for drug toxicity. The manager for both workers is trying to prevent and coerce Worker A to not report anything and to pay her own... View More
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answered on Jul 2, 2024
Worker A has a civil cause of action for battery against worker B, as worker B intended to cause harmful of offensive contact and did cause harmful or offensive contact. Giving the candy over satisfies the prong for "contact". There may be criminal liability too, but worker A should hire... View More
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answered on Jun 17, 2024
When you receive a judge's order regarding your 1983 civil rights claim, the first step is to read the order carefully and understand what is being asked of you. Pay attention to any deadlines or specific actions you must take, as missing these could negatively impact your case.
If the... View More
Is it possible for a person to have a legal business similar to a cottage food license in Illinois for selling edibles containing THC?
answered on Jun 8, 2024
Starting a THC edibles business in Illinois requires obtaining an infuser license from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). THC edibles cannot be produced under a cottage food license due to stricter regulations. Compliance involves ensuring product testing,... View More
What do I have to do to get one
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answered on Jun 5, 2024
Obtaining a personal cultivation card usually takes a few weeks, but the exact time can vary depending on your location and the specific requirements of your state's program. You should start by researching your state's laws and regulations regarding personal cultivation cards.
To... View More
I'm asking because my p.o has Threaten to put me back on a 90 day violation for smoking (street weed) thas pot that's not from a dispensary.
And now on top of that, she wants me to do MRT
And my insurance won't cover it. And she told me. I'm ether gonna pay... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
You need to follow your conditions of supervised release. If supervised release requires sobriety, you need to remain sober. If you have a prescription for medical marijuana, then you need to get your pot from a dispensary. I'm not sure why she is requiring you to do MRT, but you are likely... View More
I was convicted by guilty plea for felony possession of marijuana in 1975. After serving probation, my attorney got a court order saying the guilty plea was allowed to be withdrawn, and the indictment was dismissed and stricken from the docket. Also it says I was released from all penalties... View More
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answered on May 27, 2024
The answer depends on what you mean by sealed. If there is a court order saying that your conviction should be purged from the public records, you can file in-court to have that order executed and force the reporting agency to remove it.
Otherwise, I would need to see the paperwork which is... View More
Less than 2 ounces in a drug free zone
answered on May 9, 2024
Generally speaking, lawyers do not take criminal cases like this on a pro bono basis because indigent defendants are entitled to a court-appointed defense attorney. If you are not indigent, an attorney who is not a relative or close friend of yours most likely will not take such a case on a pro... View More
Temporary structure.
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answered on May 2, 2024
In Carmichael, California, the legal status of growing cannabis in a greenhouse would likely depend on the specific design and characteristics of the greenhouse structure. Here are a few key considerations:
1. Permanent vs. temporary structure: If the greenhouse is a permanent, fixed... View More
If my ex wanted to use my medical card in Ohio against me, could he despite not having parental rights and my husband having adopted my children?
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answered on Apr 2, 2024
He is not the non-custodial parent if your spouse adopted the kids. He is not a parent at all. It would be basically impossible for him to obtain parental rights by attempting to utilize your use of medical marijuana in a custody dispute.
The house blew up my girl wS burned I wasn't. We had no idea , he ran now DA 4 months later charge us , homeowner wrote letters that we didn't do it. We didn't. They want us to lose our home, jobs, everything and come to California now. Help please . It wasn't even our room... View More
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answered on Mar 28, 2024
In California, facing charges related to an incident you were unaware of is a serious matter that demands immediate attention. The fact that the homeowner has provided letters stating your lack of involvement could be beneficial. It's crucial to gather any evidence that supports your claim of... View More
I was pulled over for window tint violation in Florida. One officer ran my licence and another observed a pot grinder through my passenger window. After asking if I had a medical marijuana license and was told yes and producing the card for his evaluation I was removed from vehicle and searched... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Florida, the observation of a marijuana grinder in your vehicle by law enforcement could potentially give rise to reasonable suspicion or probable cause, especially if marijuana use is not legalized for recreational purposes. The fact that you presented a medical marijuana card could mitigate... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
Whether you can continue to use medical marijuana while entering a diversion program largely depends on the specific terms and conditions of the program you're enrolled in and the laws of the state you reside in. Diversion programs are alternatives to traditional criminal proceedings and often... View More
It’s my first time being caught
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
Facing charges for driving without a license and with THC in your system can be a stressful situation, especially if this is your first offense. The consequences you might face can vary significantly based on the jurisdiction, the severity of the incident, and other factors such as the presence of... View More
In a smoke shop business in Virginia, Who gets the charge or be taken to court for selling cannabis, the business owner the manager?
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Virginia, both the sale and possession with the intent to distribute marijuana carry legal consequences, which can impact both business owners and managers depending on their involvement. The law does not differentiate based on position within a company; rather, it looks at the individual's... View More
its a remote job for telephone work
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Oklahoma, the legal landscape surrounding medical marijuana and employment can be complex. If you hold a valid Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) card, you're protected under state law against discrimination for solely being a cardholder. However, employers still have the right to... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
You can be a lawyer and possess a medical card for cannabis use, as long as you comply with the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction where you practice law. The critical factor is to ensure that your use of medical cannabis does not impair your ability to perform your duties as a lawyer. Each... View More
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