How do you determine whether the pot is intrastate or interstate?
Would you agree then that if someone is caught selling pot in Colorado that was grown in California or Hawaii that the federal government has the right under the laws of the Federal Government to arrest that person and throw that person into a federal prison in Colorado?
Can Sessions prosecute such a case?
One possible way is to establish a chain of evidence: X acquires pot in state A and is found with pot in the same quantity and packaging in state B, and so on.
What one DOESN'T do is say that since it can be difficult to distinguish intrastate from interstate pot, that therefore the feds get to exceed their Constitutional authority and ban ALL of it.
Would you agree then that if someone is caught selling pot in Colorado that was grown in California or Hawaii that the federal government has the right under the laws of the Federal Government to arrest that person and throw that person into a federal prison in Colorado?
Can Sessions prosecute such a case?
Yes and yes.