Canadian Judge Pierre Chevalier Calls Marijuana Laws 'Obsolete and Ridiculous' as He Awards a Symbolic $1.30 FineThe IndependentDec. 03, 2015 |
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A judge in the Canadian province of Quebec has called laws governing cannabis "obsolete and ridiculous" as he handed a $1.30 penalty to a man sentenced for possession. Judge Pierre Chevalier issue the symbolic fine to 46-year-old Mario Larouche, who had been found with 30 marijuana plants. Larouche said he was in pain after a road accident and was unable to get a legitimate prescription for medical marijuana. Read More |