Sentencing Delayed for Charles Lynch, Again
April 27th, 2009 by Rick
Sentencing for Charles Lynch, who was convicted on five marijuana-related offenses before the new policy change from the Obama Administration took effect, was postponed until June 11th.
Last Wednesday, U.S. District Judge George Wu listened to both sides for more than two hours before rendering his decision. He said he would consider reducing Lynch’s sentence but said he believes he is bound by law to sentence Lynch to at least one year in prison.
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