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Absolve a Chaco Merchant Who Cultivated Cannabis Under the Belief that the Project Was Legal

The Federal Oral Court of Resistance ruled the acquittal of a merchant from Juan José Castelli who had been kidnapped by more than two kilos of marijuana. The court found that the defendant acted without any wrongdoing, convinced that he was part of an authorized medical cannabis enterprise, and ordered an investigation into the alleged lack of a sum of money that had been seized during the raid. The Federal Oral Court of Resistance acquitted on…
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The Federal Oral Court of Resistance ruled the acquittal of a merchant from Juan José Castelli who had been kidnapped by more than two kilos of marijuana. The court found that the defendant acted without any wrongdoing, convinced that he was part of an authorized medical cannabis enterprise, and ordered an investigation into the alleged lack of a sum of money that had been seized during the raid. The Federal Oral Court of Resistance acquitted on…

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chacodiapordia.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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