Comments on How to Get Busted for Pot After I-75

To Dom:
Do you think the panel is going to recommend that the city continue the lowest law-enforcement priority for pot?

To everyone else: The majority of the time, when a person is charged w/ pot possession, that person was caught doing something else (in this case loitering w/ a warrant out) and also happened to have pot on them. In other words, if you're already breaking the law, I-75 won't help you.

Bathe daily? What a waste of water, man.

can't wait to see the report! people should definitely not agree to a search, that way if they do search and find something, they still potentially have a legal out. and as nafun pointed out and jeffrey steinborn always says, only break 1 law at a time! hopefully in the near future something stupid like enjoying a relaxing cannabis plant in your residence as opposed to getting drunk will not get you arrested. come to seattle hempfest this weekend and show your support for legalizing this nonfatal, mellow form of recreation!

NaFun @1, I think the panel will recommend that marijuana possession remain the city's lowest enforcement priority. But we'll probably vote to ease the reporting requirements for the City Attorney's Office and disband the panel. It served its function, but, now that the report is almost finished, there's no need to keep a city board to sit around and squabble.

I'm thinking maybe I should start a similar initative here...

So how did the panel meeting go? I hope well.

Re the warrant guy, it makes me think of something Viv said on stage at Hempfest last year. Break only "one law at a time." It's some of the best advice I've ever heard. Definitely a good way to stay out of trouble.