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1  Specifically, the use of marijuana for medical purposes.

2       And subsection (b), sub (1), sub (b) "to insure

3  that patients and their primary earegivers who obtain and

4  use marijuana for medical purposes upon the recommendation

5  of a physician are not subject to criminal prosecution or

6  sanction."

7       THE COURT: Defense rests?

8       MR. ADAMS: Your Honor, I have the code section

9  right here if you want to see it.

10      THE COURT:  Let me take a look at it.

11      MR. Adams: Health and Safety Code Section 11362.77

12 that was what was referred as SB 420 by the defendant sets

13 limits on how much you can have.

14      I believe it is six mature, 12 immature. The

15 deputy testified he testified that he saw at least eight

16 to 10 mature and also a total of 20. And also -

17      THE COURT: What is the code section?

18      MR. ADAMS: 11362.77. It is actually not in the blue

19 book. I am reading it from an MCLE handout

20      THE COURT: What are the limits that are proposed?

21      MR. ADAMS: Eight ounces of dried herb, six mature or

22 12 immature.

23      MR. SASNETT: Your Honor, excuse me for interrupting,

24 Mr. Adams.

25      Could I inquire as to the effective dates of

26 that legislation?

27      MR. ADAMS: I thought the effective date was signed

28 into law on October, 2003.
							

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