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Cultivation & Manufacturing Charges in California

The state of California has a history of being lenient when it comes to marijuana use. In 1996, the passage of Proposition 215 legalized the use of medical marijuana for patients with a doctor's prescription. However, the law was not specific on how the medication could be used, and it did not provide a legal way to obtain the drug. As a result, many people have been arrested and charged with drug-related crimes even though they were using marijuana for medical purposes.

These charges can include:

Drug charges are serious offenses in California, and they can carry harsh penalties. If you have been charged with cultivation or manufacturing of marijuana, it is important to contact an attorney right away. An experienced attorney can help you avoid jail time and the loss of your driver's license. At The Law Offices of Kirk Tarman & Associates, our Rancho Cucamonga cultivation and manufacturing defense attorney can help you fight your charges.

Call us at (909) 658-7341 today to speak with a Rancho Cucamonga cultivation and distribution lawyer near you.

What is Cultivation of Marijuana in California?

Cultivation of marijuana is the growing of marijuana plants for personal or commercial use. This is a serious crime in California and is punishable by up to 4 years in prison. However, if you have been charged with cultivation and you were growing plants for medical use, you may be eligible for a reduction in your sentence.

In order to be convicted of cultivation, the prosecution must prove that you knowingly and intentionally grew marijuana plants. They must also prove that you intended to sell or distribute the plants. For example, if you live in an apartment building where other residents are also growing marijuana plants, you may be charged with cultivating marijuana even if you did not know that your neighbor was growing the plants.

What is Manufacturing of Marijuana in California?

Manufacturing of marijuana is the process of extracting oil or resin from the marijuana plant. This is often done using butane, and it is a very dangerous process. In fact, there have been multiple deaths from people butane extraction. Manufacturing marijuana is a felony, and it is punishable by up to 4 years in prison.

The law is very clear about the fact that you cannot manufacture marijuana in your home. It is illegal to manufacture any Schedule I drug in your home, and marijuana is a Schedule I drug. However, if you have been charged with manufacturing marijuana, you may be able to argue that you were unaware of the presence of marijuana plants in your home. You may also be able to argue that you were unaware that your home was being used for the manufacture of marijuana.

Contact Our Cultivation & Manufacturing Defense Attorney

If you have been charged with cultivation or manufacturing of marijuana, you need an experienced attorney who understands the laws in California. At The Law Offices of Kirk Tarman & Associates, our Rancho Cucamonga cultivation and manufacturing defense attorney can help you fight your charges. We can help you understand your rights and the laws that apply to your case.

Call us at (909) 658-7341 today to speak with a Rancho Cucamonga cultivation and distribution lawyer near you.

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