Which item is NOT considered paraphernalia for marijuana?

The identification of paraphernalia related to marijuana often focuses on items specifically used for its consumption or preparation. Blunts, pipes, and glass pipes are all tools directly associated with the smoking or ingestion of marijuana, and therefore qualify as paraphernalia. Each of these items is designed to facilitate the use of marijuana, whether through smoking it or vaporizing its active compounds.

In contrast, a syringe does not typically have a direct correlation with the consumption or preparation of marijuana. Syringes are generally used for administering liquids, primarily in medical contexts, such as delivering vaccinations or medications. When it comes to marijuana, there are no common practices for using a syringe to consume the substance, as it is not a liquid in the same way that certain drugs might be administered. Hence, the syringe does not meet the criteria of paraphernalia associated with marijuana use. Recognizing this distinction is key to understanding the classification of paraphernalia within law enforcement and legal contexts.