From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   JCT: Terry called to say that he had received a decision on   
   his motion for interim exemption. Terry Parker (Never-Ins),   
   Stephen Burrows and Robert Roy (Left-Outs) and Ray Turmel   
   (ATP with Allard Relief but still facing jail under the   
   MMAR) filed appeals against Phelan J.'s June 4 dismissals of   
   their motions for exemptions and stays on their proceedings.   
      
   Recapping his story:   
      
   Terry Parker Appeals Phelan J. Nix of Meds   
   https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/turmel/conversations/topics/4479   
      
   Crown argiues terry Parker needs no FCA exemption   
   https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/turmel/conversations/topics/4485   
   Crown argues the court has no jurisdiction to save anyone.   
      
   Terry Parker Reply to Crown on Phelan Exemption Nix   
   https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/turmel/conversations/topics/4487   
      
   Now we get the decision of Justice Nadon:   
      
                                            File No: A-287-14   
                      FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL   
   BETWEEN:   
                           TERRANCE PARKER   
                                                        Appellant   
                                And   
      
                       HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN   
                                                       Respondent   
      
   Date: 20140717   
                              ORDER   
      
   UPON the Notice of Motion by the Appellant for an Order   
   allowing him an interim constitutional exemption from the   
   CDSA pending his appeal of an interlocutory decision of   
   Phelan J. of the Federal Court dated May 7, 2014, as amended   
   by Order dated July 9, 2014;   
      
   JCT: Actually, it was the June 4 Order of Phelan that we   
   were appealing!!! The May 7 was just a stay to the big April   
   29 2014 event.   
      
   UPON the affidavit of Terrance Parker sworn June 27 2014;   
   UPON the Appellant's written submissions;l   
   AND UPON the Respondent's responding motion record and   
   written submissions;   
   THIS COURT ORDERS:   
   The motion is dismissed.   
      
   JCT: And hope he dies before he can appeal.   
      
   The Respondent shall have her costs which are hereby fixed   
   at $500.   
   M. Nadon, J.A.   
      
   JCT: No reasons. Just Terry Parker can't have an interim   
   exemption like he had gotten in 3 proceedings before. No   
   reason, the Court just didn't fell like protecting his Right   
   to Life from now on like the other Courts had been.   
      
   The Crown has responded to Burrows and Roy with a boiler-   
   plate of the Response to Terry to dismiss for lack of   
   jurisdiction not dealing with the life-threatening   
   situations or arguments at all! Just like before, lumped   
   everyone into a group and said no one should get anything.   
   Helped to have a judge whose definition of "sufficient   
   evidence" may differ from mine.   
      
   Terry can now file a Supreme Court of Canada Application for   
   Leave to Appeal and Motion for Interim Exemption within 60   
   days. By then, Burrows, Roy and Turmel will be dealt with.   
      
   There have been 22 more appeals filed against the Amended   
   Order of Phelan on July 9. If they get dismissed, they can   
   all go to the Supreme Court too. There's a good chance they   
   can all land at their Registry at the same time. 26 Apps.   
      
   In the meantime, all newbies and oldies who never filed a   
   Motion with Medical Affidvit file NEWBOOT Statement of Claim   
   and the N13 Motion for leave to apply for Interim Exemption   
   with the better material Phelan said the previous lot had   
   not provided! He wanted to see the old ATP, he'll see it. He   
   wanted to play doctor, he'll get the medical files.   
      
   If anyone is dismissed, they go to appeal. Pretty easy to   
   keep appealing orders turning down meds to the sick.   
      
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