fight4rights

Here is a link to a card that you are supposed to give to the police should you encounter them.
http://norml.org/pdf_files/freedom_card.pdf

This is another link from the NORML chapter at UCSB. (The college I will be attending this fall, yay!) It will tell you what to do if the police come to your door
http://www.normlucsb.org/yourrights.asp

This is another really good site with funny cartoons that will help you to not get busted for marijuana.
Potbust.com

Now questions for any Law Enforcement Officers.

You have pulled me over for a traffic violation. Say for some reason that you suspected that I had marijuana on me (Pot Leaf bumper sticker on my car, zig-zags and eye drops on the passenger seat.) If you were to question me about marijuana, would I be better off not answering at all, saying “I’m in a hurry and don’t have time for questions.”, or just handing you the card found at the top link?

My problem is that I don’t mind answering questions as long as they don’t incriminate me, but if I clamp up as soon as you want to talk about marijuana it would seem suspicious.

Any advice would be great!

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