The owner of a hemp and marijuana products store in London, Ontario has filed a constitutional challenge to change the laws prohibiting marijuana in Canada.
Clones are cuttings that can be grown to produce genetically identical plants.
Clay claims that the plants contained no THC, the psychoactive chemical in marijuana. The search warrant stemmed from Clay's alleged sale of a three-inch marijuana clone to an undercover police officer on May 17. Clay's store, the Great Canadian Hemporium, has been selling hemp paper and clothing items for about two years. The charge of trafficking carries a life sentence if Clay is convicted. According to Clay's lawyers, Alan Young and Paul Burstein, the constitutional challenge is based on three ideas.