ShadowShark
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
Please, any advice is helpful. My 19 year old son has Autism Spectrum Disorder. He has a 215 card, which does not state the quantity of marijuana he may carry at any given time. His diagnoses are PTSD, Anxiety Disorder, and Panic Disorder. He was stopped, for "suspicious behavior", which is a bit silly, as we live in a 4 stoplight town, and the Sheriffs all know James, and that he's harmless, but whatever...he was given a ticket for H & S code 11357 (c), as he did not have his card with him. James says he doesn't remember being told to always carry it, and his memory is compromised by his Autism. This should be just a "fix-it" ticket, I'd think. Oh, James was carrying about 5oz., to make edible concentrates (I make them, actually), as he doesn't like to smoke. As I understand it, this is punishable by 6mos-1yr. in the county jail, and a $500 fine. I think this should be a no-file. Any comments, suggestions, etc. gratefully accepted!!!
Please, any advice is helpful. My 19 year old son has Autism Spectrum Disorder. He has a 215 card, which does not state the quantity of marijuana he may carry at any given time. His diagnoses are PTSD, Anxiety Disorder, and Panic Disorder. He was stopped, for "suspicious behavior", which is a bit silly, as we live in a 4 stoplight town, and the Sheriffs all know James, and that he's harmless, but whatever...he was given a ticket for H & S code 11357 (c), as he did not have his card with him. James says he doesn't remember being told to always carry it, and his memory is compromised by his Autism. This should be just a "fix-it" ticket, I'd think. Oh, James was carrying about 5oz., to make edible concentrates (I make them, actually), as he doesn't like to smoke. As I understand it, this is punishable by 6mos-1yr. in the county jail, and a $500 fine. I think this should be a no-file. Any comments, suggestions, etc. gratefully accepted!!!