In the state of Kentucky, a rebuttable presumption of cultivation with intent to distribute (a class D felony) is created if a defendant has five or more marijuana plants in his possession.
John Caudill has litigated criminal cases in United States District Court for over twenty-five years and represents individuals charged or under investigation for violations of federal law.
In the state of Kentucky, a rebuttable presumption of cultivation with intent to distribute (a class D felony) is created if a defendant has five or more marijuana plants in his possession.
In the state of Kentucky it’s a class B misdemeanor to possess a small amount of marijuana punishable by a fire up to $250.00 and up to 45 days in jail.
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