Federal Crown attorney Allyson Ratsoy said Mr. Turmel's case took nearly three years to come to trial because he brought a series of motions through the courts challenging the constitutionally of the marijuana laws. "I'd call him an activist, not a nuisance. He has every right to voice his protests, but just not in the manner that he did."
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At least they gave the man that much respect....slow but sure folks!:thumbsup:
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Marijuana advocate loses case, hit with fine Federal Crown attorney Allyson Ratsoy said Mr. Turmel's case took nearly three years to come to trial because he brought a series of motions through the courts challenging the constitutionally of the marijuana laws. "I'd call him an activist, not a nuisance. He has every right to voice his protests, but just not in the manner that he did." http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=98bf5790-35eb-4d32-893c-85bb08021471&k=20760 At least they gave the man that much respect....slow Rating: 5