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DENVER—A Democrat running for Colorado attorney general says the federal government should lay off its prosecution of a suburban Denver pot grower.
Stan Garnett said in a statement Thursday that the pending federal case against Christopher Bartkowicz is "unjust and unnecessary."
Garnett is currently Boulder County District Attorney. He's challenging Republican Attorney General John Suthers.
Bartkowicz faces federal marijuana cultivation charges, so the case is one a state prosecutor wouldn't be able to stop. But Garnett says he believes that marijuana cases are better handled through zoning rules, not the criminal system.
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Source:denverpost.com
Author: The Associated Press
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Copyright: 2010 The Denver Post
Website: Colorado AG candidate decries pot prosecution
Stan Garnett said in a statement Thursday that the pending federal case against Christopher Bartkowicz is "unjust and unnecessary."
Garnett is currently Boulder County District Attorney. He's challenging Republican Attorney General John Suthers.
Bartkowicz faces federal marijuana cultivation charges, so the case is one a state prosecutor wouldn't be able to stop. But Garnett says he believes that marijuana cases are better handled through zoning rules, not the criminal system.
NewsHawk: MedicalNeed:420 MAGAZINE
Source:denverpost.com
Author: The Associated Press
Contact:Contact Us - The Denver Post
Copyright: 2010 The Denver Post
Website: Colorado AG candidate decries pot prosecution
