B.C. judge gives absolute discharge for man caught growing
Verfasst: Do 4. Dez 2014, 16:18
B.C. judge gives absolute discharge for man caught growing 414 pot plants
http://metronews.ca/news/vancouver/1228 ... ot-plants/
"Crown counsel John Whyte had asked the judge to impose a one-year conditional sentence, to be served in the community.
But the judge granted Santos’ request for an absolute discharge, noting Santos was an otherwise law-abiding, respected member of the community and a good family man, so his crime was one of very low moral culpability, akin to violating a regulation.
“His conduct was not dangerous or antisocial and recent polls suggest that a majority of Canadians do not believe such conduct should be the subject of criminal sanctions,” the judge said.
The judge added that law makers should seriously consider amending or repealing Canada’s marijuana laws, to bring them in line with today’s values."
ein richter lässt ihm wg 414 pflanzen/stecklingen frei. ohne bewährung und sozialstunden, usw. und fügt hinzu, dass es zeit wird die gesetze auf die neuzeit anzupassen.

http://metronews.ca/news/vancouver/1228 ... ot-plants/
"Crown counsel John Whyte had asked the judge to impose a one-year conditional sentence, to be served in the community.
But the judge granted Santos’ request for an absolute discharge, noting Santos was an otherwise law-abiding, respected member of the community and a good family man, so his crime was one of very low moral culpability, akin to violating a regulation.
“His conduct was not dangerous or antisocial and recent polls suggest that a majority of Canadians do not believe such conduct should be the subject of criminal sanctions,” the judge said.
The judge added that law makers should seriously consider amending or repealing Canada’s marijuana laws, to bring them in line with today’s values."
ein richter lässt ihm wg 414 pflanzen/stecklingen frei. ohne bewährung und sozialstunden, usw. und fügt hinzu, dass es zeit wird die gesetze auf die neuzeit anzupassen.

