Sunday, May 30, 2010

Man in UK gets no jail time after drug conviction. He claims airborne gluten sensitivity. Must stay at home.

A disabled former rock drummer walked free from court after being convicted of growing cannabis which he took to treat a medical condition.

Outlining the daily symptoms of Mr Stratton's condition, which is a form of severe gluten allergy, James Hines, defending, told the court: "He suffers from tremors, constant pain and nausea. If he so much as smells fresh bread from a bakery it would be likely to put him out of action for two to three days. During those days it can get as bad as him being unable to move and shaking and vomiting. He would require assistance just to get on to his feet."

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