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Description: You can be charged with possession of marijuana in Michigan if the marijuana is found in a car in which you are a passenger. However, if the marijuana was not on your person and did not belong to you, you will probably have a good defense against conviction. On a related note, Michigan drivers can
→ Read MorePossession of marijuana is illegal in Michigan unless you have a debilitating medical condition. However, marijuana is still illegal under federal law, regardless of medical need.
→ Read MoreA Michigan marijuana conviction is unlikely to affect your car insurance rates or coverage, unless the conviction involves driving under the influence of marijuana. Car insurance companies usually only raise rates or review your coverage for traffic-related convictions, while ignoring other convictions.
→ Read MoreLike many states, Michigan allows the legal use of medical marijuana. Michigan Initiated Law 1 of 2008—known as the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act—made it legal to grow and use marijuana for debilitating medical conditions.
→ Read MoreMedical or medicinal marijuana is marijuana that is used for medical purposes. Marijuana is defined, under Michigan law, as any part of the plant Cannabis Sativa L. including seeds and stalks.
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