From: johnturmel@gmail.com   
      
   JCT: Gary served the Crown his Quash Motion at his case-   
   management Pre-trial hearing in Collingwood.   
      
   Heidi Chartrand files Quash Motion in Nova Scotia.   
      
   One of Max Gauthier's friends was charged in Quebec and he   
   also filed a Quash Motion there.   
      
   So there are three more chances to show that the courts had   
   no right to say they had revived the prohibitions once they   
   had been struck down and 4,000 charges were withdrawn   
   because the Interpretation Act says they could not fix the   
   MMAR and revive prohibitions in the CDSA that had been dead   
   2 years.   
      
   Now that the Cannabis Act has passed, the old Quash Motions   
   won't be useful any more for charges laid after Oct 18 2018.   
   It will take a constitutional challenge to stay any new   
   charges.   
      
   I guess I'll have to take down the Quash kits stating that   
   the law is still dead since it was invalidated in 2001. But   
   we still have several chances left to win the point that the   
   courts didn't have the power to revive a dead law. Only   
   Parliament does.   
      
   May be time to start my Judges Wall of Shame! All the judges   
   who were asked if they would obey the Interpretation Act or   
   the Hitzig Court, or if they would disobey Parliament or the   
   Ontario Court of Appeal. And they all disobeyed Parliament!   
      
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