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Here's some interesting read about an ongoing court case in Kitsap County.
Cannabis Defense Coalition
We're having a pretty hard time with both Kitsap and Mason County sheriffs and prosecutors. I've had a couple friends that were legal MMJ growers that have been harassed. I'm going to try and go to court tomorrow. Anyone that hasn't had the chance to watch court proceedings will be surprised at how rigged these cases can be.
Keep tainting the jury or go for jury nullification. Pretty soon, they are going to run out of potential jurors period. :jointsmile:
This is the same Judge that allowed a mmj authorization to be excluded from the charging of A Kitsap county mmj grow in 2004.This judge has also allowed Roy Alloway to repetitively win franks hearings,only to have the cases dismissed when Alloway was found to have lied.At least 10 times that I have a record for.
This is the same county with whch I have settled out of court for retaliation for my activism in one of Judge Mills cases.
He has an extensive history of Kitsap County controversies. He helped me track down Alloway's dismissed cases. The Kitsap County court system is a joke.
If I were charged with anything in Kitsap County I would hire either Weaver or Longacre.They have had more Kitsap County cases dismissed than anybody.
I know Roy Alloway. Kitsap and Mason Counties have had a history of crooks like him. I'm afraid I've had a couple relatives who were just as bad. Thankfully they're not cops any more but there are a lot more like them still here.
Yeah like Halstead.I have some PRA requests,and cases that have been dismissed that name several of Kitsap Counties finest.More than just Alloway lies like a rug.
I smoked some of that 4WayAlloway. Pretty good smoke IMOP. :jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by killerweed420
Maybe thats what we should start doing. Name some strains after dirty cops. So we'll be smoking cops.lol:jointsmile:
Greetings all. Thanks for the discussion on this matter. Kitsap County spends an obscene amount of tax money prosecuting medical marijuana patients -- more than any other county in the state. If you live on the Kitsap Peninsula, consider attending court to bear witness to this taxpayer expense with your own eyes and ears.
* What: Kitsap County v. Bruce Olson
* When: March 16-18 at 8:30 a.m.
* Where: Kitsap County Courthouse, 614 Division St. in Port Orchard
* Map: 614 Division St 98366 - Google Maps
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