Maximizing Vermont’s 6 count plant limit
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NaturalFarmer
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I do find it interesting and possibly telling that Vermont only recently switched their law to allow the states law enforcement to retain 45% of civil asset forfeitures(from 0%) Why arrest and house you when they can just steal your money and property? I wouldn't give a state with money problems the benefit of the doubt but maybe others are more trusting. Personally if I was in some state system in Vermont I would only grow a limit of two and give them nothing. Grow the shit out of those two.
I also would invest in a shovel and some waterproof mortar tubes in case you go over the one ounce max
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I also would invest in a shovel and some waterproof mortar tubes in case you go over the one ounce max
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vtguitar88
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That is... curious. I will have to look further into the civil asset forfeiture change. The one ounce limit is for carrying on your person or in a vehicle. You can have any amount of homegrown within your dwelling as long as it is stored securely and away from public eye.I do find it interesting and possibly telling that Vermont only recently switched their law to allow the states law enforcement to retain 45% of civil asset forfeitures(from 0%) Why arrest and house you when they can just steal your money and property? I wouldn't give a state with money problems the benefit of the doubt but maybe others are more trusting. Personally if I was in some state system in Vermont I would only grow a limit of two and give them nothing. Grow the shit out of those two.
I also would invest in a shovel and some waterproof mortar tubes in case you go over the one ounce max
vtguitar88
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Here’s a summary of current civil forfeiture laws in VT.
http://ij.org/pfp-state-pages/pfp-vermont/
They were amended to allow 45% of assets or proceeds to go to law enforcement in 2015, before the current Scott administration, and prior to any of the recent legislative efforts that culminated in this rec bill. Thanks for pointing that out.
http://ij.org/pfp-state-pages/pfp-vermont/
They were amended to allow 45% of assets or proceeds to go to law enforcement in 2015, before the current Scott administration, and prior to any of the recent legislative efforts that culminated in this rec bill. Thanks for pointing that out.