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[Billiam76]

possession with intent to distribute

Yes, if it can be = it will be!

don't fight the law, fight the facts: which, I hope, are: No, Your Honor, I did not have it bagged up in these odd quantities with the intent to break State Law: which allows medical mj.
Lack of intent = no broken law

 

[Michiganjesse]

While I really feel for ttystikk, this is the point where a lawyer would say to stfu. Remember the saying "anything you say WILL be used against you".

Chances are they are watching this thread. Beware.

Just saying.

He is right but as you see he is legal. But for sure good advice

 

[pinner420]

Who's the rat? Have you read discovery yet?

 

[Michiganjesse]

Who's the rat? Have you read discovery yet?

Don't think he has one yet not even to prevent trial.

 

[Michiganjesse]

Thanks for the kind words and strong support, brother.

I'm humbled by how many people have reached out to me in support in so many ways.

I'll never feel alone in my basement again, even when there's no one else down there with me.

https://www.wired.com/2012/08/administrative-subpoenas/
Read this may help

 

[ttystikk]

Who's the rat? Have you read discovery yet?

No rat. They told me they used my power bill.

 

[abe supercro]

No rat. They told me they used my power bill.

Sounds like an unlawful search to me. You'd think that power co's wouldn't be cooperative w authorities without a warrant and would want to protect their best customers. Maybe the meter reader got a reward, I've heard of programs like that established in certain areas.

 

[ttystikk]

Sounds like an unlawful search to me. You'd think that power co's wouldn't be cooperative w authorities without a warrant and would want to protect their best customers. Maybe the meter reader got a reward, I've heard of programs like that established in certain areas.

Just one of a dozen holes in their case.

 

[abe supercro]

I know in recent years there was a Supreme Court ruling against using infrared without a warrant as a no-go. I still don't understand how they are allowed to dig thru trash lawfully. buncha bs

 

[ttystikk]

I know in recent years there was a Supreme Court ruling against using infrared without a warrant as a no-go. I still don't understand how they are allowed to dig thru trash lawfully. buncha bs

We are slaves to the corporate machine. Obey or go make profits for the PIC.

 

[714steadyeddie]

We are slaves to the corporate machine. Obey or go make profits for the PIC.

On a lighter note, what gear you plan or are running ? Anything special floating around that people have been sleeping on ?

 

[ttystikk]

On a lighter note, what gear you plan or are running ? Anything special floating around that people have been sleeping on ?

Just the same old clones that have served me so well.

 

[Billiam76]

They told me they used my power bill.

You should have them tell you the method they employed discerning that you were to be the ultimate target of search warrant.

What about the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree legal doctrine regarding unconstitutional search warrants.
Let me break this gently as possible; they don't feel obligated to always tell the truth for whatever is a good reason in their judgment.
Knowing the truth could set you free.....

 

[Billiam76]

I know in recent years there was a Supreme Court ruling against using infrared without a warrant as a no-go. I still don't understand how they are allowed to dig thru trash lawfully. buncha bs

the Court reasoned we have a reasonable expectation of privacy until we put it in the public domain out of our control; such as on the street, or in a trash can, or abandoned et.al.. But that only applies to a GOV and not a private individual such as a trespasser or invitee.

 

[rocknratm]

Someone made a good point dont say anything detailed on here. The curiosity is killing me tho. But in your best interest saying the least you can is best.
The police can lie to you about anything until its in writing. If they did use the power bill to get a search warrant a good lawyer should get the whole thing tossed based on that. Anything found with an unjust or ill gotten warrant is inadmissable. Imho that warrant is absurd if its based on that. Shame on that judge.
That power bill could have been anything. You could have been growing veggies inside. Could have been a stack of supercomputers used as a server stack- and your legal state wise unless their making a federal case how could state even get a warrant if you had the legal right to grow?
Im guessing a rat even if they havent told you yet. Take it far enough and the rat has to sit on the stand in front of you and say everything he testified to.
But like 95% of cases are settled without trial. And the rats never revealed if a plea bargain is reached and there isnt a trial

 

[greg nr]

It still smells like the power bill is a cover. Something made them look at your power bill and something else made them visit. Lots of homes have high power bills.

 

[pop22]

Actually, I've read that some power companies encourage outing growers, send meter readers to sniff for RF and other signs of grows. maybe they get grease from the cops......

Sounds like an unlawful search to me. You'd think that power co's wouldn't be cooperative w authorities without a warrant and would want to protect their best customers. Maybe the meter reader got a reward, I've heard of programs like that established in certain areas.

 

[PSUAGRO.]

Just read of this shit happening to you!.................sorry grower, keep your head high T

The warrant does smell like BS imo. 12/12 power spikes in CO seems like a normal occurrence ?

 

[420producer]

F2 possession with intent to distribute. Despite the fact that I can keep as much as I want in my private residence.
F3 30 or more plants.

I have my med card so both of these are on very shaky ground.

what county?? larimer??

 

[Michiganjesse]

So I looked into warrantless power bill reading the Fed's made it legal long ago which is bs should need a warrant for that