[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]... "Your client ( individuals from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment ) needs to get appropriate appellate relief, comply with the order or, option three, someone is going to wind up in jail," Hiatt told Anne Holton, an attorney with the attorney general's office, during a scheduled hearing today. The Masters, who are medical marijuana patients, were arrested and charged with cultivation and distribution of marijuana last summer. Those charges were dropped in June after it was ruled the search of their home was illegal. Now the couple has been fighting to get back the equipment and plants seized from their home more than a year ago. However, that process was delayed until late next month because the depart-ment still refuses to produce the records. read more... [/FONT]
It's about time someone started to make sense of the medical marijuana debate. No law enforcement agency has power over the Constitution.