flyinhigh99

Well, this is more of a law thing, so I figured it would go in here.
I may be moving down to Cali, and would love a link (or just having them posted if it's easier, though I can't imagine it would be) to the Californian laws concerning MJ. I've heard they are extremely lenient which is one of the, what I like to call "awesome" factors in my decision.

Much thanks

Edit: I just noticed that I spelled California wrong in the title, heh, if someone could fix that, that'd be awesome.

Hookahs

Click on the pot leaf in my sig. , it takes you too NORML. There you can find individual state MJ laws.

edit: opps wasn't paying attention

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Jake

NORMAL?

Yeah, NORML does a good job with the breakdown, state by state. As you read, remember that federal law trumps state law and state law trumps city law. Unless of course, the city/state has been granted "home rule" status, or if the state's constitution states that the city laws are respected as much as state laws....

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Buzzby

Unless you are dealing, cultivating, or transporting in volume, the DEA has no interest in you. Representatives have said that they won't be bothered with grows of less than 100 plants or dealing in tens of pounds.

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flyinhigh99

It's a shame that the whole US isn't that way

troublemaker_42

In terms of enforcement by the DEA, it is

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flyinhigh99

Thanks alot guys

Jake

What Buzzby pointed out is true. I was trying to give you how the system works in all laws, not just cannabis ones. It's pretty important, and will help you understand what is happening in California a lot better.

But even though Federal prohibition "trumps" your state prohibition, unless you're dealing with some serious weight/money, you're not going to be picked up by the DEA, but by your city and county cops, and by the state troopers.