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AUBURN, Calif. -- Jurors in the Kubby Medical Marijuana trial met today and
asked for a copy of the Oakland Guidelines. The jury recessed at 3 pm and
will be returning on Monday at 9 am to continue deliberations.
Meanwhile, attorneys J. Tony Serra and J. David Nick successfully argued
before Judge John L. Cosgrove that the hashish charges should be dropped,
because it is covered by the Compassionate Use Act. Cosgrove ordered the
charges removed, over strenuous objections by the prosecution.
"Regardless of the outcome, this has been a shinning moment for our
movement, because we mounted a world class defense of medical marijuana and
the Bill of Rights," said Steve Kubby. "We are grateful for the packed
courtroom of supporters and the generosity of our fellow Libertarians, we
would never have made it without you."
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 16:56:45 -0800
From: Steve Kubby <steve@kubby.org>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: KUB: Trial Update: Jury to return on Monday
asked for a copy of the Oakland Guidelines. The jury recessed at 3 pm and
will be returning on Monday at 9 am to continue deliberations.
Meanwhile, attorneys J. Tony Serra and J. David Nick successfully argued
before Judge John L. Cosgrove that the hashish charges should be dropped,
because it is covered by the Compassionate Use Act. Cosgrove ordered the
charges removed, over strenuous objections by the prosecution.
"Regardless of the outcome, this has been a shinning moment for our
movement, because we mounted a world class defense of medical marijuana and
the Bill of Rights," said Steve Kubby. "We are grateful for the packed
courtroom of supporters and the generosity of our fellow Libertarians, we
would never have made it without you."
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 16:56:45 -0800
From: Steve Kubby <steve@kubby.org>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: KUB: Trial Update: Jury to return on Monday