Iowa Court of Appeals rules that an accommodation defense must be allowed when a Defendant is charged with possession with intent to deliver controlled substances if there is evidence to support such a defense. The defendant argued that a portion of the marijuana in his possession was to be given away to and shared with folks, which was less than half an ounce (as required by the statute), and was not for sale, and that the rest of the marijuana in his possession was for his own personal use, not sale. The court reversed the conviction and remanded for retrial with the defense to be presented to the jury.
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