Quote Originally Posted by the image reaper
if Canada legalized marijuana, then they did a real good job of keeping it a secret, from the rest of the world ... I think I smell bullshit :wtf: ... if true, congratulations :jointsmile:

Please do your home work before typing.
This is the kind of lack of knowledge we encounter every day!!
Go look up Terry Parker. On July, 31, 2001 he killed the law. In 2003 Alison & others went to court over the MMAR not being constitutional. They undermined the efforts of Parker & Turmel. The judge resurrected a dead law that day. This is not possible for a judge to do.
Shortly after that the Crown announced that he was giving stays to everyone who had pot charges against them between 2001 & 2003.
This is an oxymoron situation because the law was repealed, dead, thus the stays, yet a court says they fixed it. Only Parliament can make new laws.
The supreme court of Canada refused to hear the appeal by the Crown (Frankel) in the Kreiger case. In his submissions he admitted the law was dead & needed to get in to the highest court in Canada in order to fix it.....they denied his appeal.

Case closed the law is STILL dead!!!

Get involved, write your MP.
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Buds 4 Life Reviewed by Buds 4 Life on . Hello from Paris - M.J. Is Legal Hello everyone, we're in Paris Ont, & are actively fighting the prohibition laws. Kinda got shoved into it & then jumped into it, since we got busted. We're back in court Oct, 4. We wanted everyone to know that the laws on M.J. are very clouded right now. The courts admit that the law died on Aug 1, 2001 Terry Parker Day, but they say a judge resurected a new law on Oct. 7, 2003. The problem with that is only parliament can make laws, not judges. (POLCOA) Oh, and the judge that they say Rating: 5