The way it should be?

Potential jurors in a Montana court "mutinied" according to the Deputy DA.
When asked during jury selection if they would have a problem convicting someone for possessing a few buds of marijuana, most said they would not vote for conviction.
The judge called a recess and a deal was worked out between the DA's office and the defendant.
The jury was dismissed.
What the jurors did not hear was that the defendant had been arrested for the MJ because it was the only hard evidence they had for arrest.
They did not hear that the defendant was suspected of dealing drugs out of his home and arranging deals for other dealers.
Maybe this guy deserved to go to jail, but I like the idea of the jury being able to decide if someone should be punished instead of just decriminalizing drugs.

Coming to Kalifornia

According to a judge in Montana if you pay a "volunteer" any money at all and even if he smokes pot before coming to work; he gets workman's comp if the bears he is feeding are conservatives and maul him for being a stupid pot-head. 
This is what we will have to deal with here in the Republik of Kalifornia (especially if the pot legalization initiative passes).