In New York State, Is It Illegal to Be High on Marijuana Indoors?
Question by : In New York State, is it illegal to be high on marijuana indoors?
Also, can a failed urine test send me to jail if it was positive for marijuana in Seneca County?
I am not on probation, or parol of any sort. This is because my brother’s baby’s mother is using in her defense for full custody that I have drug addictions.
I’m 17 years old.
Thank you for your help.
Yes, i live with my brother. I’m not getting a urine test, it’s just a circumstance, nor is it for an employer.
Why is it that i’ve heard my entire life that it’s legal to be high, just not to have marijuana or parifanalia?
Not including paraphernalia, or posession.
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Answer by Sam Clam
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