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>Date: Mon, 03 Jan 2005 17:54:29 +0000
>From: paquettemarc@yahoo.com (Marc Paquette)
>Subject: [MedPot-discuss] A plead for ReverendTarzan
>To: MedPot-discuss@yahoogroups.com
MP: ReverendTarzan, (Reverend Michel Ethier) one of our
members, is in jail for a marijuana conviction since about 5
months. PLEASE, someone do something and get him out of that
hell-hole! Thanks! Marc
JCT: Yes, I am saddened to think of every victim who did or
is doing time under an invalid law. Especially our better
know mdpot warriors like Rev. Mike.
But Marc, http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel/mpforms.htm has
those Magic 27 words used for Inmate Appeals like Mike South
used. It can't be such an insurmountable obstacle to get
those 27 very ponderous words to him, can it? >Virgil Post #105
>Date: Jan 4 2005, 07:45 PM
V: Richard Cowan said he would address the issue of the MMJ
laws in Canada and he has- http://tinyurl.com/4qfjh He was
assisted by Philippe Lucas and he put Lucas's writing up on
a seperate page- http://tinyurl.com/4vv4b
JCT: Not a word about Krieger in this up-to-date report to
America. Har har har.
V: From reading the yahoogroups medpot, I have found out
that Ed Pearson is not a lawyer. In his writing he indicates
that the CDSA came about in 1995. Does anyone know?
I was moved by the message of Marc Paquette[ -
http://tinyurl.com/4slyr - that follows:
"ReverendTarzan, (Reverend Michel Ethier) one of our
members, is in jail for a marijuana conviction since about 5
months. PLEASE, someone do something and get him out of that
hell-hole!"
Turmel says that 37 words can get him out and the forms are
even at the prisons. Why does Marc Paquette that post the
news articles at medpot not know how to get his friend out?
JCT: That's a real good question. And it's 27 words for our
Grounds of Appeal: "Parliament has not re-enacted the
necessary S.4 possession and S.7 cultivation prohibitions
sustaining any imputed improper purpose since they were
struck down in Parker and Krieger."
Is this really all that hard? Mike just copied the words
onto his Inmate Appeal Form, handed them in, showed he was
no danger to the judge and got out.
Are there many other people are there out there who, if they
had a friend in jail, would have difficulty helping their
friend cope with getting the magic 27 words onto an Inmate
Appeal? Here should be the extent of a telephone
conversation:
Marc: Say Rev Tarzan, did you ask your superintendent for
the Inmate appeals like Mike South?"
Tarzan: Yes, got them right here.
Marc: Have you filled out page 1 with the court info for a
hearing in person?"
Tarzan: Yes, got that done right here.
Marc: "On page 3, where it says grounds of appeal, you now
write down the "good-for-all-charges" 27 Magic words:
"Parliament has not re-enacted the S.4 possession nor S.7
cultivation prohibitions that sustain any imputed improper
purpose since they were struck down in Parker and Krieger."
Tarzan: Okay, grounds of appeal filled out.
Marc: On Page 2, where it says:
"APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME: I hereby apply for an
extension of time within which I may launch mmy appeal, upon
the following grounds:
Marc: Now write under it your grounds:
"I only learned that the Supreme Court of Canada Krieger
supported the Parker ruling that struck down Canada's
marijuana prohibitions after I had been sentenced.'
Marc: Then beneath it, write down:
APPLICATION FOR RELEASE PENDING APPEAL: I hereby apply for
release pending appeal upon the grounds I am no danger to my
society.
Tarzan: Okay. my application for release pending appeal is
done.
Marc: Now, just to scare them, also write:
APPLICATION FOR CONTEMPT CITATION: I hereby apply for an
Order citing the Crown Attorney for contempt of court by
knowingly enforcing an invalid statute.
Marc: That's so they're apologizing to you for your
incarceration and letting you out without conditions any
conditions attached.
Tarzan: Okay, application for contempt citation done.
Marc: Date it, sign it and hand it in and see what happens.
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JCT: Okay, that's all that needs be said. It's enough I've
built them the artillery, don't beg me to personally show
everyone how to shoot. Next time you're on the phone, tell
him about this conversation.
Call it the Magic 27 words of grounds and keep in mind that
Mike South wasn't convicted under Parker's repealed Section
4 or Krieger's repealed Section 7. Mike was convicted under
the Section 5 trafficking section and he has been released
pending his appeal of Section 5 with Section 4 and 7
rulings!
Virgil: And how could someone like Marc not know somebody
that would have acted on his request. What we have here is a
failure to communicate.
JCT: Of course, I could go up north and visit him and tell
him, or one of his friends can tell him on the phone. But
it's now out of my hands. How does an online tuned-in
activist like Rev Mike Ethier let himself get into such a
scrape?
V: The commentary at MarijuanaNews is the article we have
been waiting for. It calls for an effort to spread it across
the Internet.
JCT: I checked and the Richard Cowan Canada update mentions
nothing about all the motions around the country challenging
all the laws based on Krieger on Parker! No nose for news, I
guess. Or he interviewed the wrong source.
>Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 03:47:48 +0000
>From: budweedluv@yahoo.ca ("Bud E. Luv")
>Subject: [MedPot-discuss] Hemp Store and Tarzan
B: After court in North Bay, we stopped at the Hemp Store
and dropped off a spare motion for the employees to look at
and to show the general public. Brian knows them and we
asked them to hand out little info cards about the Free
Turmel motion online.
JCT: Great place to find victims who might be willing to
fight back.
B: We then went over to the jail in time for visiting hours.
It was great to finally meet the Rev Mike. Brian and I spoke
to him today and he is still in good spirits despite his
situation. He wishes everyone well and hopes to be able to
join us (on the outside), very soon.
He has declared his intention to bring forward a "get out of
jail" motion and hopes to be getting the papers at the end
of the week. All he is waiting for are are copies. He will
file them as soon as he is able, and I wish him the best.
Peace
JCT: Great. And remember that it seems to have helped speed
things up by actually asking for a hearing on a specific
date on your application for release pending appeal,
especially if you find out when is Inmate appeal day. After
all, they're going to give you a ride to Toronto.
So where it says: I hereby apply... you can add "I hereby
apply on Inmate Monday such ?? date for...
Or you can just tick off "in writing," send it along and
skip the stint in the Don Jail.
There's no reason anyone should be serving time in Canada or
marijuana convictions that occured while the prohibitions
were invalid. Right?
--
Abolitionist Slave Leader John C."The Banking Systems Engineer" Turmel
for UNILETS interest-free time-based currency in U.N. resolution C6
to Governments in the http://www.un.org/millennium/declaration.htm
http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel 519-753-0645 USENET: can.politics
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