A Maryland high school student was arrested after sharing a marijuana infused brownie with his teacher. She obviously could not hang (not to mention she had no idea she was high) and was taken to the nurse’s office after she reported feeling 
ill and acting disoriented. From there, an ambulance was called. The student admitted to giving his teacher a piece of the brownie; reports claim he confirmed marijuana was in his special confections.
Reports claim the students story is that he didn’t inform her that it was a marijuana-infused edible because he was “scared and panicked.”
Student Will Face Two Charges for His Culinary Caper
Interestingly, Maryland is a jurisdiction which has decriminalized possession of small amounts (less than 10 grams) of marijuana.
His Charges?
(1) Administering and distributing the marijuana to his teacher and his girlfriend.
He could face up to five years in prison for just these drug charges.
(2) Assault and Reckless Endangerment
Under Maryland law, a person may be found guilty of 2nd degree Misdemeanor Assault by intentionally causing “any impairment of physical condition” to another person. I suppose it could be argued this would include getting your teacher baked on weed-brownies.
Reckless endangerment requires that a person “engage in conduct that creates a substantial risk of death or serious physical injury to another.” This seems like a real stretch, I can’t see a jury thinking getting a little high is a serious physical injury.
All charges filed against the teen were juvenile citations, meaning he and his family will be working out the charges in Juvenile Court. In Texas, he would be tried as an adult (17 is an adult under Texas law).
MARIJUANA CHARGES?
If you’ve been accused of an offense involving Marijuana (including possession of Marijuana)
or any drug crime, contact attorney Tristan LeGrande by calling 281-684-3500.
http://www.houstondrugattorney.net
Houston Drug Attorney Tristan LeGrande