Can I go To jail for growing weed on seperated state lines?

BigMoistDaddy

BigMoistDaddy

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So my house is divided in half. One side of the house is in a state where marijuana is illegal, and the other side of the house is in a state where homegrow is legal. If my house gets raided by police by the state where it’s illegal will I go to jail even if the plants are on the side of the house where it’s legal?
 
BigMoistDaddy

BigMoistDaddy

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amneziaHaze said:
usually states have a no mans land sooo hard to believe a state went halfies on your house you pay 2 taxes
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Yeah, I paid two separate taxes based on the value of the two separated properties. No matter what I search is hard to find any answers to my question.
 
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Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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BigMoistDaddy said:
Yeah, I paid two separate taxes based on the value of the two separated properties. No matter what I search is hard to find any answers to my question.
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what is your mailing address? what's on your ID?...that should be where you live.
and...learn to stfu. that is the single best way to not get raided, not get robbed, not get fucked with...stfu.
 
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ComfortCreator

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Cali and Nevada? Heavenly-Tahoe maybe??

My 2c is if you are doing anything loud or crazy it's a very interesting but moot question.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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If you're physically growing on the legal side of the state line you would likely prevail in court. That doesn't mean that the other state won't bust you if you give them a reason. What state does the front door and physical address reside in?

Lots of people grow in illegal states. What makes you think you'd even be targeted?
 
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1212ham

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BigMoistDaddy said:
So my house is divided in half. One side of the house is in a state where marijuana is illegal, and the other side of the house is in a state where homegrow is legal. If my house gets raided by police by the state where it’s illegal will I go to jail even if the plants are on the side of the house where it’s legal?
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BigMoistDaddy said:
Yeah, I paid two separate taxes based on the value of the two separated properties. No matter what I search is hard to find any answers to my question.
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Which is it, house divided in half or two separated properties?
How are other conflicting state laws dealt with?
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Territorial jurisdiction which applies to local and state police would not allow for prosecution of crimes committed in another state. Your situation is not normal but I don't see how you could be prosecuted in one state for something you do in another state. Now if the feds want to bust you it doesn't matter what state your in.

Regardless, if you are busted by LE from the non-legal state it could cost you financially to deal with the going to court.
 
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Nope_49595933949

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xtsho said:
Territorial jurisdiction which applies to local and state police would not allow for prosecution of crimes committed in another state. Your situation is not normal but I don't see how you could be prosecuted in one state for something you do in another state. Now if the feds want to bust you it doesn't matter what state your in.

Regardless, if you are busted by LE from the non-legal state it could cost you financially to deal with the going to court.
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What if, they charged him with trafficking over state lines!?
 
xtsho

xtsho

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nxsov180db said:
Cops don't care about home growers anymore.
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It depends what state you're in. I know Idaho and other states will bust you.

www.eastidahonews.com

Man sentenced for growing marijuana in his Idaho Falls backyard - East Idaho News

IDAHO FALLS — An Idaho Falls man who was found growing 24 marijuana plants in a backyard greenhouse was placed on probation Tuesday. Randall K. Foster, 59, was given four years of felony probation after pleading guilty to manufacture of a controlled substance. He will also be required to give...
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www.wate.com

One arrested after marijuana plants found growing near Powell home

One man was arrested after Knox County deputies said they discovered several marijuana plants growing near a Powell home.
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