What Rights Does A Person Who Has Cannibus Card Have When It Comes To Smoking In Their Own Apt

I live in an apartment and my neighbors are smoking pot. It smells bad everywhere, the odor goes through the doors. They refuse to stop or consume less, what can I do?

Strange: I’ve talked to many non-smokers who like the scent of burned cannabis, including a Panamanian roommate in college who adamantly refused to let me smoke cigarettes, but was fine with pot. But, apparently you have strange olfactory issues, whatever… Firstly, I’d advise you just treat this as any strong odor, as if your neighbors cooked fish a lot (this is often an issue for neighbors of recent South Asian immigrants), or burned incense. Actually if you found an incense scent that you don’t mind, you might even ask your neighbors to use it. An acceptable solution for everyone.When you bring up the fact that it is marijuana, you’re bringing up emotional issues (if not legal problems) for pot smokers, getting them defensive when they might be sympathetic. Many smokers would be understanding about bad smells, that’s how I would bring it up with landlord/apartment manager or even (God forbid) the police if they get involved somehow. Pretend you don’t know that it’s cannabis, just that it’s just an odor that bothers you. I think this would even work on a Quora search. You may find answers and solutions here that get lost when you make it an issue about cannabis, instead of just a strong odor you dislike. Especially if your neighbor is using cannabis for medical reasons. PS: cannabis is the preferred term for medical use, since it served this purpose for hundreds of years before prohibitionists used the term “marijuana” to capitalize on prevalent racism against Mexicans.

How do you smoke weed at home without your parents knowing?

I have successfully smoked weed in my room with no repercussions for some time now.Although my parents know and generally don't have a problem with me smoking weed (better than being an alcoholic or prescription drug abuser, right?) They do not like me smoking in my room for the reason of lingering smell and the fact that it is (stupidly imo) illegal.So, if I do feel like having a smoke I'll usually adhere to a few “rules” to make sure that I don't get caught green handed.Only smoke after they have gone to bed (or during a free house)Make sure you go toilet and stock up with snacks and water/drinks before you smoke so that you have no need to leave your room whilst still 'airing' out the roomPut a towel, old jeans or tracksuits along the bottom of your room door and also cover the keyhole (if you have one) with a jacket or something.Make sure to have your windows (or balcony door) wide open during your smokeLeave the windows/balcony door open for as long as possible after you smoke (30/45 minutes at the very least) (I have a designated smoking blanket for those cold nights)It may sound obvious but don't go and make a lot of noise and start screaming out laughing or coughing your lungs out so loud that your whole street hears it. (I'll usually watch something or play some games with headphones on)And don't over do it! I mean I love me a smoke but a second joint or bowl or whatever in your evening session alone is usually just overdoing it and means you have to worry about the smell a lot more.If you stick to those rules you should never really have an issue.For me this has worked very well but you must realise that I have a relatively small room with a large balcony door which allows for a lot of air circulation and parents who aren't expressly trying to catch me out (after all, they do know that I'm somewhat a connoisseur).Also, I smoke joints so if you're ripping a bong or vaporising, chances are that the smell will be less of an issue for you than myself meaning you don't have to have your windows open for as long a time.Ultimately I would recommend that you cut down on smoking in your room and save that money for a trip to Amsterdam or a legal state in the U.S. where you will notice an incredible leap in quality and a experience a much more relaxed smoking environment.Hopefully that helps!

If you saw your neighbor smoking pot in their backyard, would you call the cops?

If you saw your neighbor smoking pot in their backyard, would you call the cops?I smoke pot. I also work, I help my Nan, I support and visit my children who live with their mom and I have a great circle of friends and family. What part of my life needs turning around?Anyway when I smoke I do so in my back yard so my Nan doesn’t have to smell it.Unfortunately, that means my neighbours saw me smoking pot and, coupled with my night owl characteristics, decided that I must be a drug dealer. So they did what you are thinking of doing; they called the police.I wasn’t there when they started the raid on my Nan’s house, I was on the way back from a job interview. When i got there they were halfway through the job of looking for evidence of my supposed dealing activities. My Nan was a wreck, she has never been in any sort of trouble in her 89 years on this earth and was happily gardening when more than a dozen police officers burst into her house looking for drug dealers. She was in mild shock; confused and upset. The police were very good to be fair to them, they made her a cup of tea and chatted with her until I turned up. At the point when I turned up they had deducted that I was no dealer and the neighbours had jumped to conclusions based on their moral outrage of me smoking a joint. Basically finding my personal stash and nothing more. Even though it’s illegal in my country they didn’t even bother taking the weed which shows the level of interest that it garners.Seriously grow up, get your own life and stay out of other peoples. It doesn’t affect you in the slightest if they’re smoking weed on their property.An amusing story did come from this, and illustrates how seriously the British police take firearms over here. While the police were searching for drugs they look under my mattress and discover a black plastic toy pistol (I had put it under there months previously because my kids had been arguing over who should play with it and I had hidden it from them) They couldn’t touch it at all, they had to call a rapid response firearms team to my house, as they are the only police qualified to handle firearms, to verify it wasn’t a real gun. Which was obvious but rules are rules!

If you smelled pot coming from someone's house would you call the police? Could the police do anything?

Sometimes yes we can. It all depends.Back in January, 2017 a neighbor called that she could smell the odor of burning marijuana emanating from her next-door neighbor’s apartment. We responded to the location. It wasn’t my call. I was acting as the cover officer. As soon as we got out of our cars we could smell the marijuana. Last January was very cold and snowy and everyone had their doors and windows closed and the odor was still very strong — that’s pretty impressive. So we made contact with the calling party and she directed us to the right apartment. We knocked on the door like the gentlemen we are and, incredibly, the door opened.We were slammed in the face by a wall of marijuana smoke. I could barely see that there were three men in the room behind the homeowner who had thoughtfully opened the door to us. They were smoking a couple really pretty, and expensive, glass bongs (Oregon is next door and there is a head shop just a little ways across the state line). They were all in their late fifties and just kicking-back watching the NFL AFC Championship game (New England Patriots vs. Pittsburgh Steelers), smoking some grass, drinking beer and eating pizza.The responsible officer explained to the occupants why we were there and asked if they were indeed smoking pot. They said yes they were and let us into the apartment when we asked if we could come in (the other officer and I are big believers in the soft approach first). We confiscated the bongs and pot, and the primary officer issued them a summons for possession of a controlled substance. The homeowner also got a ticket for possession of drug paraphernalia (the two bongs which he stated were his). They were all nice guys and it was obvious they were very experienced pot smokers. I kept the door open since the air was so heavy with pot smoke. It was making me a little sick actually. We thanked them for their cooperation (I felt like we were British cops) and left. The whole call was very civilized.