OFFICIAL CinC VIDEO RELEASE :
Legal Update With Mr. John Conroy Q.C. Aug 2014
“If we win at trial then the government has been told that the MMPR is
unconstitutional in that it’s taking away home production / care giver
production and in placing limitations on amounts. The government will then
be given a period of time to make the MMPR constitutional by providing for
home production and care-giver production as well as straightening out
limitation issues in terms of possession and dried marihuana limitations.”
John Conroy Q.C.
As I sat in the office preparing my notes for my interview with John W.
Conroy, Q.C., I could not help but reminisce about years passed. I first
retained John back in October 2009 after Abbotsford city police came in and
cut 21 plants in my legal cannabis home garden. That case was settled out
of court for $8000-plus and no gag order.
In 2012, I retained John to open our trust account followed by the launch
of the MMAR Coalition against Repeal, a grassroots model I had been working
on to implement the best chance of funding a constitutional challenge
against the federal government’s proposed (and now enacted) Marihuana for
Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR). The legal agreement between Mr. Conroy
and myself was to first raise $10,000, then court action when we hit
$100,000, and finally, the estimated cost of the challenge, $250,000. The
federal injunction in place cost the Coalition over $50,000. Now, with
appeals and cross appeal, we have additional costs leaving the Coalition to
finish the fundraising for an optimal challenge in February 2015 at trial.
As a patient under the MMPR with Peace Naturals I am deeply concerned by
their business practices. I confirmed on the call centre the reason they
have so many clients is that they used forecasting figures which included
the output of the expansion which has still yet to be completed. They had
supply issues since I signed up and sold out every day but Mark Gobuty told
CBC in interview that they were meeting demand. They have sold out everyday
and have never been able to meet demand. They sell out in minutes or
seconds and it is nearly impossible to purchase from them. This month I was
unable to order anything at all until the 26th when they offered a partial
order of shake. I go without my medicine for weeks at a time and buying
from them is a lottery. They cornered a marketshare they cannot provide
for. This is troubling and very dishonest.
Thank you for sharing this Jason. As a sick Canadian for whom the only
treatment that works is Cannabis your actions have improved my life, and
continue to do so immensely. People such as you, Remo, Mark and Bubbleman
are heroes on my eyes. You help sick people not just in Canada but of the
entire planet Earth. Not many people are able to say they do that, on a
daily basis. Salute and respect always
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OFFICIAL CinC VIDEO RELEASE :
Legal Update With Mr. John Conroy Q.C. Aug 2014
“If we win at trial then the government has been told that the MMPR is
unconstitutional in that it’s taking away home production / care giver
production and in placing limitations on amounts. The government will then
be given a period of time to make the MMPR constitutional by providing for
home production and care-giver production as well as straightening out
limitation issues in terms of possession and dried marihuana limitations.”
John Conroy Q.C.
Nice one…………
I look at 2015 at a year that this could become a non-issue. Federally.
http://cannabisincanada.ca/blog/letter-jason-wilcox-conroy-courts-and-canada/
As I sat in the office preparing my notes for my interview with John W.
Conroy, Q.C., I could not help but reminisce about years passed. I first
retained John back in October 2009 after Abbotsford city police came in and
cut 21 plants in my legal cannabis home garden. That case was settled out
of court for $8000-plus and no gag order.
In 2012, I retained John to open our trust account followed by the launch
of the MMAR Coalition against Repeal, a grassroots model I had been working
on to implement the best chance of funding a constitutional challenge
against the federal government’s proposed (and now enacted) Marihuana for
Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR). The legal agreement between Mr. Conroy
and myself was to first raise $10,000, then court action when we hit
$100,000, and finally, the estimated cost of the challenge, $250,000. The
federal injunction in place cost the Coalition over $50,000. Now, with
appeals and cross appeal, we have additional costs leaving the Coalition to
finish the fundraising for an optimal challenge in February 2015 at trial.
– See more at:
http://cannabisincanada.ca/blog/letter-jason-wilcox-conroy-courts-and-canada/#sthash.iYY2cDTV.dpuf
As a patient under the MMPR with Peace Naturals I am deeply concerned by
their business practices. I confirmed on the call centre the reason they
have so many clients is that they used forecasting figures which included
the output of the expansion which has still yet to be completed. They had
supply issues since I signed up and sold out every day but Mark Gobuty told
CBC in interview that they were meeting demand. They have sold out everyday
and have never been able to meet demand. They sell out in minutes or
seconds and it is nearly impossible to purchase from them. This month I was
unable to order anything at all until the 26th when they offered a partial
order of shake. I go without my medicine for weeks at a time and buying
from them is a lottery. They cornered a marketshare they cannot provide
for. This is troubling and very dishonest.
Thank you for sharing this Jason. As a sick Canadian for whom the only
treatment that works is Cannabis your actions have improved my life, and
continue to do so immensely. People such as you, Remo, Mark and Bubbleman
are heroes on my eyes. You help sick people not just in Canada but of the
entire planet Earth. Not many people are able to say they do that, on a
daily basis. Salute and respect always