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ABC Queensland

Posted June 2, 2008 14:05:00

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/06...tm?site=idx-qld

 

 

A 44-year-old Sunshine Coast man has appeared in the Supreme Court in Brisbane charged with establishing a hydroponic drug crop inside his Buderim home in the state's south-east.

 

The court heard Scott David Woodforth was found by police last year with almost four kilograms of cannabis sativa, which he had cultivated from two plants growing under lights in a hidden room.

 

Woodforth admitted to being a heavy user of the drug for pain relief after a car accident and said that he had grown it so he would not have to go to drug dealers.

 

Justice Rosyln Atkinson accepted that Woodforth grew the drug for personal use and sentenced him to nine months imprisonment but ordered his immediate release on parole.

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thats no good... this is the reason i am most worried about growing my own

I'd say he's thanking his lucky stars that he got a judge with enough sense to not lock him up.

 

4kgs is a shitload of weed, even for the heaviest of smokers.

 

If you only ever have a few ounces to be caught with, you should have no troubles convincing them it's just personal and should only get a fine and most likely a conviction.

 

:peace:

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What 67 said is true. For the 44 year old to get done with 4kg 'n end up walking back out of the Queensland Courthouse with a suspended sentence, makes him one incredibly lucky dude. Every thing would've had to been in his favour... :P

 

:peace:

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