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His probation states that he "may not associate with known drug users or sellers."
I take it you were on normal paroleHis PO cannot come into your room without a Search Warrant with your name on it-- He is renting a room, they can look in there, and any common areas, like kitchen, livingroom....etc--
Keep your door locked, and you are good-- He is not responsible for what is in your locked room--
BTW...That came from my Parole Officer (Granted, it was 15 years ago--)...I was renting a room, and the Owner had guns....I told him, and that is what he told me--
I take it you were on normal parole
I just had a person I became friend with recently from being his car mechanic that was on 4th waivers One time while we were on a run to Wal-Mart to pick up some oil and break cleaner etc.. I also grabbed some ammo at the last minute. He didn't see me buy it at the sporting good check out area, he was getting the snacks and checked out at the garden center. When we got in my car I handed him my bag and he flipped out. Telling me for the first time he was a 4th waiver and he can't be around any weapons or ammo or at homes where guns are owned legally of course. The guy is free and clear now.
Seriously, are you stupid? When did I say that he asked me to look into any of this? I said that HE DOES NOT KNOW. I am looking into this simply because I want to know about the actual laws surrounding this type of situation. It's California, you think that all the cops know all the drug dealers that intimately, save for some of the smaller microcosms in some neighborhoods? I'm a regular old college student as is he. His charges are 3 years old and he's 2 years sober. Neither of us are known for anything other than having a couple cute pitts and being real friendly with our neighbors.
Besides the fact that I'd like to know about this pertaining to my situation, I think it's also an interesting conversation to have. I think that there are many MMJ patients who live with someone on probation. Ever further, forget the whole medical deal, if I'm in a state where marijuana is decriminalized, but my roommate is on probation and I get the ticket in my living room, has he violated his probation automatically because he knew about it? Or was somewhat near it? Instead of telling me how ridiculous what I'm talking about is, and start adding little random bits of info like how he's a known drug dealer and I'm a known grower, read it a little more carefully please.