A Tahiti father who grew cannabis for his epileptic son is acquitted
The court in Papeete acquitted a father prosecuted for two years over about a hundred plants grown in Taravao to make oil for his son; the prosecutor had asked it to waive punishment. Growing for therapy remained prohibited.
🇵🇫 French Polynesia
The court in Papeete acquitted a father prosecuted for two years over about a hundred plants grown in Taravao to make oil for his son; the prosecutor had asked it to waive punishment. Growing for therapy remained prohibited.[1]
Sources
- Polynésie : le père de famille qui soignait son fils handicapé avec du cannabis a été relaxé (16 June 2024). Les Nouvelles Calédoniennes.