Penalties depend on the amount possessed, cultivated, or sold. The more marijuana you possess with the intent to sell or deliver, the longer the potential prison term and the higher the fine:. Having 2, grams to 10, grams has harsh penalties of up to Under Wisconsin law, it is illegal to possess or sell drug paraphernalia, which includes any items used to grow, sell, or store marijuana.
Typical paraphernalia includes pipes and bongs used to smoke marijuana. Dealing with the Wisconsin criminal court system can be very daunting. We understand that the legal process can be very stressful, which is why you can expect the utmost compassion from our entire team.
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Online service for example ours. Everything is strictly confidential, very fast and secure. Ordering weed online you save time and money because delivery is free. How to Get Weed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin? Is it your first time here? Lena Taylor. Although Gov. Tony Evers put legalization into the current budget proposal, it was removed.
The Republican-controlled legislature is not in favor of legalization. During an online event forum hosted by WisPolitics. Although marijuana use is similar across all groups, according to multiple research studies, racial disparities continue to exist in enforcement.
African Americans are 3. The conviction rate for marijuana possession was also higher for African Americans than for whites in the county.
Those arrests contribute to racial disparities in incarceration. In addition, enforcing marijuana laws is expensive. In addition, many states that have legalized marijuana for recreational and medical use have collected millions in revenue from sales.
Although a series of Wisconsin referendums in showed strong support for legalization of marijuana in many areas of the state, including Milwaukee County, some still stand in opposition. Some arguments include a lack of support among their constituents, the role of marijuana as a gateway drug and the possibility of increased marijuana use and exposure among youth.
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This is what desperate anti-marijuana prohibitionist types will now settle for. With a warrant out for your arrest and incarceration.
This policy still allows marijuana to be used as a tool and probable cause by law enforcement to investigate marijuana consumers for no other reason other than even the detection of the scent of marijuana by law enforcement and they will confiscate your marijuana. No thanks! Marijuana consumers deserve and demand equal rights and protections under our laws as the drinkers of alcohol. Plain and simple! Citizens will STILL be forced to the dangerous black market and a shady illegal street drug dealer to purchase their marijuana.
Also, we will still be wasting our tax dollars sending police around to write summons to marijuana users and wasting police manpower and resources. Instead of allowing our police the time, manpower and resources to protect us all from real, dangerous criminals who actually commit crimes with victims and pose a real threat to society. This will not suffice! Marijuana is less harmful then alcohol. But never from smoking marijuana!!! I can easily imaging the same for adults spending money on marijuana use.
The risk is highest for the most frequent users. Regarding the comment by Mr. In Milwaukee County, there were only 96 possession convictions out of over arrests. I would also like to see evidence that legalization will increase state revenue and that this revenue will cover the subsequent mental health treatment costs to both users and society. Last, and for the record, I have no financial or other stake in the outcome of legalization.
I am simply concerned about the future we will leave to our youth. Once you are arrested, you have a permanent criminal record. Spend at least a night in jail ,usually a lot longer awaiting to go before a judge to set a court date and bail.
Spend thousands of dollars on bail, court costs and probation fees. An arrest also often leads to a life time of less employment opportunities and life long disqualification to certain rights and benefits one would otherwise be entitled to.
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