Charged With Felony Manufacturing Marijuana?
Question by Billy Shears: Charged with felony manufacturing marijuana?
a while ago my mom called the cops on me because we got into an argument over something i cant remember (it never got violent but some cruel words were said) when she called them my sister told her about a weed plant i had so when they arrived my mom showed it to them and i got arrested (the plant was about 4 inches tall and half dead) i was booked and did 2 days until i bonded out this is my first offense and im 17 and live in Georgia my question is when i got to trial what will happen to me will i go to jail or something else there charging me as an adult because in Georgia when your 17 your considered an adult.
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Answer by jim
What weed? Thease ant my pants bro,nowhatimsayn
Answer by The Proffessor
You don,t argue with your mother. You shut up and listen to what she has to say. and like it.. you don,t even deserve to be on a computer, Disrespect for your parents. is not acceptable. you will do your punishment on the Weed charge whether you like it or not. Try arguing with the Court, See how that goes. When all you had to do was to do as you were told in the first place. Now you will !
This is a sad story.
Your sister should learn to keep her mouth shut.
One sad marijuana plant will probably result in a fine for you. Hard to believe you are a major manufacturer. 🙂
Bigger penalties start at 28 grams in Georgia.
“Possession of less than one ounce of marijuana is a misdemeanor and can be punished by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $ 1,000. However, upon a first drug conviction the offender may be placed on probation, and upon successful completion the proceedings against him may be discharged.
Upon a first conviction of a drug offense, the offender’s driver’s license is suspended for at least six months and will be reinstated only upon completion of a drug use program. For a second conviction the suspension will be at least one year and for a third conviction the suspension will be at least two years.”
You need to go to court one morning and see the Public Defender. He will represent you for free. He may get you a diversion which would result in no criminal record.
DON’T breach your bail conditions or forget to show up in court. If you do you will have to sit in jail until your hearing comes up .
Make plans to be getting your own place at 18.