Confusion over the details has already started to manifest itself in metro Detroit, though, where Madison Heights police raided a man's home and confiscated twenty-one of his plants.  Sure, technically you're only supposed to have twelve of them, but, and I'm going out on a limb here, I find it entirely plausible that the poor guy simply inverted the number while he was planting the stuff, surrounded by a thick green fog.

And I'm guessing it was some potent tree.  Even the police who coordinated the drug raid seem confused and disoriented well after the fact, tell-tale signs of exposure to the leaf.  The Ivory Tower:

...At this point, police can't say whether the plants were legal or if the man was over the limit.

"We don't know what the rules are," Madison Heights Police Chief Kevin Sagan said. "This is a new situation for all of us."

Don't feel bad, Chief.  Seems to be going around.

Its only been five months since the law was approved by voters.  I'm no expert but, frankly, I think the mark of any good marijuana-related ballot proposal is whether or not it can confuse everybody in a three-hundred mile radius for half a year after the fact.  Not like anyone ever argued that sticky promoted rational thought.

Now what did I do with that Pac CD...