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You could probably prove it by finding people who could testify about your typical drug usage. For instance, if you had a habit of only smoking 1/8 of marijuana a day, and you had 1 oz, then I think you could probably argue it was just a week's worth. Obviously if you use a lot more than that, you could use the same kind of argument. But I'm not sure I would advise you, or others, to testify about your typical drug usage. But it would be a pretty interesting trial strategy. Definitely worth talking to a lawyer about.
Yes absolutely it *can* be dropped. The state can drop a case for that reason (or for any other reason). In criminal cases, there are two parties involved, the defendant and the state. The state is the plaintiff, meaning that they are the ones who are trying to use the court's power, in this case, the power to put you in jail. At any time, the state can choose to drop their efforts to put you in jail, and since they are the only other party to the case, there's no one else to consult with (other than the court, but they can't really stop it from happening). So if they think that the case should be dropped, they can do it. Of course, however, that doesn't address whether or not they will consider the police having read you your Miranda rights as a reason to drop your case. But that is a separate question! Hope this helps!
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