I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
We are looking at a slippery slope. If Franklin doesn’t take action, then he is permitting marijuana use. Does he have rules for alcohol?
Will be interesting watching how this develops.
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
PA sure as hell isn’t t going to follow you Oregon idiots example and pot is still illegal in PA.
He needs suspended at least 3 games.
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He played on Saturday?
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
PA sure as hell isn’t t going to follow you Oregon idiots example and pot is still illegal in PA.
He needs suspended at least 3 games.I
I think the Franklin days are slowly coming to an end. I think anything more than 2 losses would really have an impact on his coaching career at Penn state
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
It's still illegal in PA.
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
PA sure as hell isn’t t going to follow you Oregon idiots example and pot is still illegal in PA.
He needs suspended at least 3 games.I
I think the Franklin days are slowly coming to an end. I think anything more than 2 losses would really have an impact on his coaching career at Penn state
I know you’re all giddy about that thought but it’s highly unlikely that he is gone before the end of his contract.
Might be why he only had one tackle vs WVa. Lol.
No biggie, suspend for a couple games, and no couch potato Doritos, lol.
Look, I am with you on this, but I still have to question the decision making here. I am certain he was not the only one on campus smoking that night, but then again, he also has a responsibility to more than just himself...he has others depending on him to be available.
Oh well, he gave us something to talk about!
GO STATE!
James Franklin said Wednesday, "We don't talk about those things publicly. Obviously, it's being handled and dealt with internally. ... It's not new to us." Due to the gravity of this offense, I'd suspend his arse for the Delaware game!
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
PA sure as hell isn’t t going to follow you Oregon idiots example and pot is still illegal in PA.
He needs suspended at least 3 games.I
Another falsehood, you really need to get your facts straight. It is legal to possess marijuana for medical use in PA, and has been since 2016. State College also decriminalized all marijuana possession in 2016, up to 30 grams.
There is also the current PA Senate Bill 846 introduced in July, which is being reviewed and would establish recreational use in PA. It was put forth by a Republican Senator and has bipartisan support.
So yeah... just as with your Iowa claims, your fact are suspect at best. Maybe actually know WTF you are talking about before you type.
I get it, college kids, young, having fun, but where is the commonsense with these kids? Or the consideration of who else you will impact?
Not sure where this will go. Misdemeanor charge. Hopefully he can get it reduced to a Summary charge with Community Service. It was a small amount for personal use. If no priors, may be able to get into ARD and expunged.
I am curious, what punishment should JF hand down?
Go State!
Honestly I don't even care, as it's legal here in Oregon and PA is surrounded by states where it's legal also. Actually, I think it's legal in PA as long as you have a doctor's prescription. So stupid.
It's still illegal in PA.
As I pointed out, it's legal for medical use. Also, State College decriminalized possession (at officers discretion) of Marijuana up to 30 grams. I'm guessing Carter had more than 30 grams though, but who knows.
So stating it's illegal isn't exactly true, it depends on the circumstances and also the location within PA.
Look, I am with you on this, but I still have to question the decision making here. I am certain he was not the only one on campus smoking that night, but then again, he also has a responsibility to more than just himself...he has others depending on him to be available.
Oh well, he gave us something to talk about!
GO STATE!
I agree on that, when I said "I don't really care" I was talking from my fan perspective. Of course, if I was coach then it's another story. Rules are rules, and you can't let Carter get away with it or it sets a bad example. So even though I don't see the harm of marijuana, if he's not using it medicinally or in violation of laws (over 30 grams) then yeah he needs to get punished for it.
I just find the whole thing about marijuana so ridiculous. People who talk bad about it don't know history, or why it's so villified. Hemp was used for everything before the 1930s, and was huge in sailing for ropes and the canvas to make sails due to it's resistance to salt water and mold. It's actually where the term "Canvas" comes from... Cannibus, as that's what they were made out of. Canvas is a translation of a a Latin word that means "made of hemp"
But I digress... Dupont was coming out with Synthetic fibers in the 1930s and went on a campaign to vilify hemp. Rockafeller helped, and Hearst did as well with his newspapers. They conjured up a bunch of propaganda depicting Mexicans using "marijuana" and how "crazy" they all were. In fact, they had hearings where Congress was ACTUALLY LIED TO about the American Medical Association being for the ban of hemp when they were actually against it. The AMA opposed prohibition, as cannibus and hemp was used for medicinal purposes. Yet when the AMA got word that someone lied about them being for it... it was too late and the bill had already passed.
Then Nixon went further in the 1970s and put it on the schedule of dangerous drugs. People in his administration later confirmed that the only reason Nixon did it was to give them leverage over the two groups most associated with it at the time: Blacks and Hippies. They stated there was no medical reason to put it on the list, they did it merely so they could arrest people with reason.
This is all public knowledge to anyone who wants to read about it. People who rage about marijuana being so terrible have no effing clue what real addiction and terrible drugs look like. Meth, Fentanyl, Oxy... these things are so much worse and don't get a tenth of the attention as pot does. My wife sees these things every single day, and not once has she seen someone come in who destroyed their life because of pot.
Nice try spinster.
Under the State College Borough ordinance, police can charge a student in possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana with a summary offense that carries a fine of $250. They can also charge a student caught using marijuana a summary offense that carries a fine of $350.
And then there’s this directly from the PSU student affairs website,
Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Pennsylvania. Possession of a small amount is classified as a misdemeanor, and carries with it the potential for fine, costs, jail time, and collateral consequences that can negatively affect a student's life goals.
The State College Borough Ordinance allows officers to cite an individual with a summary offense for certain marijuana-related offenses within State College Borough.
The definitions used in the Ordinance, however, are different than the state law. The specific violations are (1) possessing a small amount of marijuana, (2) possessing drug paraphernalia, and (3) smoking a small amount of marijuana in a public place.
Smoking marijuana includes “vaping.” The state law does not address “smoking” and only covers possession.
The Ordinance’s definition for drug paraphernalia is limited to only devices that are used or intended to be used for “storing or for smoking marijuana.” Ordinance 2090, § 1002(a). Any item used for another purpose would be drug paraphernalia under the state law. For example, the Ordinance would not cover a scale (weighing marijuana) or a grinder, and possessing them would result in misdemeanor charges.
The definition of a “small amount of marijuana” is the same in the Ordinance and the PA law
Next you’ll be telling that State College has decriminalized shetting on public sidewalks?
3 game suspension.
Might be why he only had one tackle vs WVa. Lol.
No biggie, suspend for a couple games, and no couch potato Doritos, lol.
Funny because people in our section were wondering what was wrong with him. Actually it seemed like he wasn’t even on the field most of the game.
An athlete in training abstains from drugs, alcohol, tobacco products, eats well, and gets an appropriate amount of sleep.
I am more interested in knowing about the incredible wealth of many politicians.
An athlete in training abstains from drugs, alcohol, tobacco products, eats well, and gets an appropriate amount of sleep.
Agree. You don't need marijuana, alcohol or tobacco to feel good.
Boy Oregon has all kind of recruiting advantages.
Nike $ to buy players
Legalized pot
A new uniform for every game
We could ask the NCAA what their 'standard' is. ????
Nice try spinster.
Under the State College Borough ordinance, police can charge a student in possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana with a summary offense that carries a fine of $250. They can also charge a student caught using marijuana a summary offense that carries a fine of $350.
And then there’s this directly from the PSU student affairs website,
Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Pennsylvania. Possession of a small amount is classified as a misdemeanor, and carries with it the potential for fine, costs, jail time, and collateral consequences that can negatively affect a student's life goals.
The State College Borough Ordinance allows officers to cite an individual with a summary offense for certain marijuana-related offenses within State College Borough.
The definitions used in the Ordinance, however, are different than the state law. The specific violations are (1) possessing a small amount of marijuana, (2) possessing drug paraphernalia, and (3) smoking a small amount of marijuana in a public place.
Smoking marijuana includes “vaping.” The state law does not address “smoking” and only covers possession.
The Ordinance’s definition for drug paraphernalia is limited to only devices that are used or intended to be used for “storing or for smoking marijuana.” Ordinance 2090, § 1002(a). Any item used for another purpose would be drug paraphernalia under the state law. For example, the Ordinance would not cover a scale (weighing marijuana) or a grinder, and possessing them would result in misdemeanor charges.
The definition of a “small amount of marijuana” is the same in the Ordinance and the PA law
Next you’ll be telling that State College has decriminalized shetting on public sidewalks?
3 game suspension.
Tell me you don't know what decriminalization means, without telling me. This literally describes the legal concept of decriminalization... FFS LMAO
Nice try spinster.
Under the State College Borough ordinance, police can charge a student in possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana with a summary offense that carries a fine of $250. They can also charge a student caught using marijuana a summary offense that carries a fine of $350.
And then there’s this directly from the PSU student affairs website,
Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Pennsylvania. Possession of a small amount is classified as a misdemeanor, and carries with it the potential for fine, costs, jail time, and collateral consequences that can negatively affect a student's life goals.
The State College Borough Ordinance allows officers to cite an individual with a summary offense for certain marijuana-related offenses within State College Borough.
The definitions used in the Ordinance, however, are different than the state law. The specific violations are (1) possessing a small amount of marijuana, (2) possessing drug paraphernalia, and (3) smoking a small amount of marijuana in a public place.
Smoking marijuana includes “vaping.” The state law does not address “smoking” and only covers possession.
The Ordinance’s definition for drug paraphernalia is limited to only devices that are used or intended to be used for “storing or for smoking marijuana.” Ordinance 2090, § 1002(a). Any item used for another purpose would be drug paraphernalia under the state law. For example, the Ordinance would not cover a scale (weighing marijuana) or a grinder, and possessing them would result in misdemeanor charges.
The definition of a “small amount of marijuana” is the same in the Ordinance and the PA law
Next you’ll be telling that State College has decriminalized shetting on public sidewalks?
3 game suspension.
Tell me you don't know what decriminalization means, without telling me. This literally describes the legal concept of decriminalization... FFS LMAO
Good lord only in Oregon could being charged with a crime be called decriminalization.
Nice try spinster.
Under the State College Borough ordinance, police can charge a student in possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana with a summary offense that carries a fine of $250. They can also charge a student caught using marijuana a summary offense that carries a fine of $350.
And then there’s this directly from the PSU student affairs website,
Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Pennsylvania. Possession of a small amount is classified as a misdemeanor, and carries with it the potential for fine, costs, jail time, and collateral consequences that can negatively affect a student's life goals.
The State College Borough Ordinance allows officers to cite an individual with a summary offense for certain marijuana-related offenses within State College Borough.
The definitions used in the Ordinance, however, are different than the state law. The specific violations are (1) possessing a small amount of marijuana, (2) possessing drug paraphernalia, and (3) smoking a small amount of marijuana in a public place.
Smoking marijuana includes “vaping.” The state law does not address “smoking” and only covers possession.
The Ordinance’s definition for drug paraphernalia is limited to only devices that are used or intended to be used for “storing or for smoking marijuana.” Ordinance 2090, § 1002(a). Any item used for another purpose would be drug paraphernalia under the state law. For example, the Ordinance would not cover a scale (weighing marijuana) or a grinder, and possessing them would result in misdemeanor charges.
The definition of a “small amount of marijuana” is the same in the Ordinance and the PA law
Next you’ll be telling that State College has decriminalized shetting on public sidewalks?
3 game suspension.
Tell me you don't know what decriminalization means, without telling me. This literally describes the legal concept of decriminalization... FFS LMAO
Good lord only in Oregon could being charged with a crime be called decriminalization.
I'm not sure if you seriously don't understand the concept, or that you think it's somehow unique to Oregon? Maybe you should go talk to the city of Carlise PA, who has the explanation of their decriminalization ordinance on their website.
Just so you know, Carlisle PA is in Pennsylvania. Not Oregon.
Cannabis Decriminalization Ordinance (carlislepa.org)
