News (Media Awareness Project) - US WI: Medicinal-Use Pot Trial Scheduled |
Title: | US WI: Medicinal-Use Pot Trial Scheduled |
Published On: | 1999-09-28 |
Source: | Wisconsin State Journal (WI) |
Fetched On: | 2008-09-05 18:33:10 |
MEDICINAL-USE POT TRIAL SCHEDULED
Delphia Toney, the Hazel Green grandmother charged with possessing
marijuana she said she used for medicinal purposes, pleaded not guilty
Monday to two misdemeanor counts in Grant County Circuit Court.
Toney, 63, was arrested earlier this month after postal officials
intercepted a package sent to her from California that contained marijuana.
Toney said she began smoking the pot about a year ago after she started
undergoing treatment and surgeries for stomach pain, claiming she couldn't
get regular medicine to ease her pain.
Along with the possession charge, Toney faces one count of possessing drug
paraphernalia, a pipe. If convicted, she faces up to seven months in jail,
up to $1,500 in fines and the loss of her driver's license.
Toney remains free on $1,000 signature bond and is scheduled for a court
appearance Oct 26.
Delphia Toney, the Hazel Green grandmother charged with possessing
marijuana she said she used for medicinal purposes, pleaded not guilty
Monday to two misdemeanor counts in Grant County Circuit Court.
Toney, 63, was arrested earlier this month after postal officials
intercepted a package sent to her from California that contained marijuana.
Toney said she began smoking the pot about a year ago after she started
undergoing treatment and surgeries for stomach pain, claiming she couldn't
get regular medicine to ease her pain.
Along with the possession charge, Toney faces one count of possessing drug
paraphernalia, a pipe. If convicted, she faces up to seven months in jail,
up to $1,500 in fines and the loss of her driver's license.
Toney remains free on $1,000 signature bond and is scheduled for a court
appearance Oct 26.
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