Medical marijuana advocates cry foul

[Psycho4Bud]

What is the BC 3?

No Extradition for Marc Emery, Michelle Rainey, or Greg Williams

On February 6th 2008, Marc Emery, Michelle Rainey and Greg Williams appeared in BC Supreme Court to schedule dates for the extradition hearing. However, because plea deal negotiations are underway between Marc Emery's lawyer and the governments of the US and Canada, the court appearance was adjourned to March 5th, 2008. Once the deal proposal is finalized and offered to Marc for review (which may or may not happen before March 5th), Marc will decide whether to accept it or not. If he doesn't want to accept the proposed deal, a court appearance will be scheduled to set new extradition hearing dates. If he does accept the deal, he will have 30 to 60 days of freedom left before being temporarily extradited to the United States.
No Extradition for Marc Emery, Michelle Rainey, or Greg Williams

There ya go.........

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 02-20-2008. Medical marijuana advocates cry foul It was more than 35 years ago that the LeDain Commission recommended marijuana be decriminalized in Canada. Attempts to suppress or even control its use were failing, possession laws were enforced on a "selective and discriminatory" basis and its prohibited status invited "exploitation" by criminal elements, concluded the Royal Commission in 1972. It suggested the government regulate cannabis in the same way as alcohol, which resulted in proposed legislation to decriminalize possession. Rating: 5