Is Robert Corry Good for the MMJ Movement?

[Dietblonde]

I don't understand what the point of this thread is?!

You've already said he's a great lawyer, who is "slick", so why is his personal life of any concern to you? If he can do his job and remain a bar-certified lawyer then his personal life shouldn't be any concern of yours or mine.
I hate the intermingling of personal/professional lives. I don't tell anyone at work any personal information unless they specifically ask. Its none of their business.

It's an issue of buyer beware. I know people who have chose not to deal with him when they found out about his personal history. They didn't want to support him because they felt that he has a questionable character and he did something despicable. I, personally, will not consciously support (financially or morally) someone who makes such deplorable decisions.

People like you don't care and that's totally fine. My point is, people have the right to know because he is a public persona and representing a mass of people who may or may not want anything to do with him.

Dietblonde Reviewed by Dietblonde on 12-22-2009. Is Robert Corry Good for the MMJ Movement? by Channing Henson The Denver Chronicle Dec 18, 2009 Robert Corry is a one-man marijuana crusader who has spent years fighting for patients rights and pushing the MMJ issue into the forefront of Colorado politics. Corry has earned the adoration of the MMJ community by taking on high profile cases and has esentially become the face of the movement in Colorado. At this year's Cannabis Holiday Health Fair, Robert was on hand to sign autographs of the most recent issue of High Times. Corry Rating: 5