From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   JCT: Looks like 3 people filing for amendments out in BC.   
   One is a lady in a wheel-chair who can't tend her 171-plants   
   for her 35-gm/day prescription any more and needs to have a   
   buddy assigned D.G. Guess her prescription may lapse proving   
   she isn't sick enough to need it because she's too sick to   
   grow it herself any longer!   
      
   Another is a fellow who had to move, couldn't amend his ATP   
   and got busted at his new place.   
      
   We had one in Niagara Falls in the same situation but he had   
   lawyers who reassured him getting his ATP amended to make   
   him legal where he was busted wouldn't help his case so he's   
   not trying! Har har har.   
      
   We have one in Ontario who moved from Alberta and needs a   
   new address, simple.   
      
   And we have Robert and Stevie in Nova Scotia who have been   
   Left Out even if it seems they're the only ones wanting back   
   in. This is a brand new move! While Gold Stars are stalled   
   below, a track has opened above.   
      
   So, 3 in Vancouver, 2 in Toronto and 2 in NS are committed,   
   that's seven though there are many more who want amendments,   
   who know how easy getting your request on the judge's desk   
   really is, so I don't get why more aren't getting ready? The   
   more in, the less likely it's dismissed peremptorily.   
   Anyway, another Magnificent Seven leading the charge about   
   to go.   
      
   Of course, there's no deadline so you can file any time.   
      
   Anyway, I'm helping all the above so if anyone else wants in   
   on amending their ATPs, I'm up all night. Takes me 30   
   minutes including punching up your info in the affidavit.   
      
   Finally, for newbie filers, remember the Open Sesame Magic   
   Words you can point at in your Notice!   
      
   Should Her Majesty The Clerk find anything at all amiss, a   
   professional lawyer would have to redo it.   
      
   But, in case, I include a "please fix anything wrong, Your   
   Honor" clause in advance in all my motions. Which puts the   
   issue of any problem to the judge, not HMTC. Just say: Send   
   it for Directions! and the clerk has to because you have a   
   motion asking for the fix in advance to the Judge!! This has   
   worked to get a file on the judge's desk forever but only   
   amateurs can pre-plan for error, not pros. The killer quote:   
      
   "It's not your decision, send it to a judge for Direction!"   
      
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