KUBBY vs SOLICITOR GENERAL OF CANADA
VANCOUVER -- On Thursday morning, March 3rd, a representative of the
Solicitor General of Canada has agreed to appear in the B.C. Supreme
Court to answer charges that Canadians are being arrested under
marijuana laws that no longer exist. The plaintiff, Michele Kubby,
will argue that the marijuana laws have been declared unconstitutional
and can only be resurrected by an act of Parliament. Ms. Kubby will
further argue that the Crown has been relying upon non-binding opinions
expressed in Hitzig, but have no actual order to uphold the
government's claim that the law was resurrected by the court. An
entire day has been set aside for the hearing.
If you're interested in attending, the address and time is:
800 Smithe St.
Vancouver
9:30 am
(Hearing Room number to be assigned that day)
VANCOUVER -- On Thursday morning, March 3rd, a representative of the
Solicitor General of Canada has agreed to appear in the B.C. Supreme
Court to answer charges that Canadians are being arrested under
marijuana laws that no longer exist. The plaintiff, Michele Kubby,
will argue that the marijuana laws have been declared unconstitutional
and can only be resurrected by an act of Parliament. Ms. Kubby will
further argue that the Crown has been relying upon non-binding opinions
expressed in Hitzig, but have no actual order to uphold the
government's claim that the law was resurrected by the court. An
entire day has been set aside for the hearing.
If you're interested in attending, the address and time is:
800 Smithe St.
Vancouver
9:30 am
(Hearing Room number to be assigned that day)