From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   TURMEL: No costs for Heidi's MedPot Interim Grow Permit Motion   
      
   JCT: Heidi just got news that her motion for interim relief   
   which caused them to get her renewal to her in record time.   
   She'd asked for interim relief including (a) a personal   
   exemption to continue growing... (2) an extension of   
   Plaintiff's expired exemption, (3) an order of mandamus that   
   they process it right away.   
      
   AND UPON being advised that the Plaintiff obtained a   
   personal production permit under the ACMPR on or about Feb   
   13 2013, thereby rendering her request for the requested   
   relief moot, and further being of the view that the issue   
   should not be determined, notwithstanding mootness,   
      
   JCT: So they say they received it on Jan 26 and it was   
   issued on Feb 13, 18 days for a new record under the ACMPR.   
   Hope she doesn't get punished for pushing for speedy   
   service.   
      
   THEREFOR THIS COURT ORDERS that the Plaintiff's motion is   
   dismissed without costs.   
   Henry S. Brown, Judge   
      
   JCT: I never ever expected Judge Brown to hit Heidi with   
   costs. Sure, she'd made an urgent request, had offended   
   their guidelines, but with sufficient staff, someday urgent   
   requests will get dealt with on time.   
      
   I have never feared putting a victim before a judge with a   
   righteous request because of costs. It's bad enough they   
   have to usually make the person lose that they don't want to   
   compound the harm to the victim with costs.   
      
   And it wasn't so bright of the Crown to ask and make it a   
   focal issue. But they wanted to set a precedent to scare off   
   other plaintiffs.   
      
   So they asked for costs and the judge dismissed their   
   request. I'd say Justice was done.   
      
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