Court acquits defendant for possessing 0.28g marijuana, ruling it insufficient to cause typical intoxication under public health law.

The court acquitted the defendant of possessing 0.28 grams of marijuana, ruling the act did not constitute a crime under the Anti-Narcotics Act. Although the defendant admitted to finding and taking the substance, the court determined that this small amount is typically insufficient to cause the characteristic intoxication effect protected by the law. The decision relied on a general standard of average human reaction rather than individual medical analysis to uphold public health interests.