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DdC · 08-13-2003, 02:02 AM

Attorney General John Ashcroft just can't leave well enough alone. Here's a guy who, while trampling on our Constitution with the USA Patriot Act, takes time out to go after medical marijuana users.

Well, he's done it again: this time, issuing a memo to U.S. attorneys across the land to report back to him personally whenever a federal judge imposes a sentence that is less than the one called for by the guidelines of the U.S. Sentencing Commission.

And he vowed to clog the courts by appealing more of these sentences in the future.

Ashcroft was responding to the so-called Feeney Amendment, which Congress passed in April. That amendment warns federal judges that they'll be challenged if their sentences are too low, and they'll even be reported to Congress.

Lest you think, though, that Ashcroft was merely responding to a law Congress demanded, think again: Ashcroft's Justice Department actually "championed and wrote the legislation," according to Laurie P. Cohen and Gary Fields of The Wall Street Journal, who broke this story on August 6.

"Many judges have voiced dissatisfaction with guidelines they view as onerous, particularly those that establish mandatory minimums for drug sales and possession," wrote Cohen and Fields. "The guidelines are widely credited with the four-fold increase in the federal prison population since 1987."

The Feeney Amendment drew fire not only from liberals but from one of the staunchest conservatives in the land: no less than Chief Justice William Rehnquist.

Rehnquist said the Feeney Amendment will "seriously impair the ability of courts to impose just and responsible sentences," according to the Journal.

But Ashcroft isn't interest in letting the courts decide what is "just and responsible."

He wants all that power in his own little hands.

And any judge who dares to challenge him will be called on the carpet.

This mocks the whole idea of an independent judiciary, one that can decide each case on its merits.

Welcome to the dependent judiciary--dependent on John Ashcroft.

Dependent Judiciary
Source: Progressive, The (US)
Author: Matthew Rothschild
Published: August 11, 2003
Website * Contact: editorial@progressiv e.org

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Puffman · 08-13-2003, 10:36 PM

i am so glad i don't live in the usa. i have been tokin' for several years here in canada and i have never had a problem. If cops find my bud, they just confisgate it. in fact, here in ontario pot is legalized because of a recent precedent set in the ontario superiour court.

canada rocks!

DdC · 08-25-2003, 12:49 AM

Larry King Live Excerpted from Bill Maher Transcripts
Sunday, August 24

The funny thing about politics ... Bill Maher's shoot-from-the-lip observations have won the controversial comedian many fans and his share of critics. He joins Larry for the hour to take on today's political scene. Tune in to "Larry King Live" at 9 p.m. EDT.

.................
MAHER: Exactly. The Bible. It's all about the Bible. It's all about that one book written so many years ago by God knows who, and -- but it wasn't god, OK? And it's just -- it's astounding to me that this is -- this is the reason why we have all this hatred in the world toward gay people. And it's just legislating taste. That's all it is. It's the same thing we do with drugs. We legislate taste.

It's not my taste to be homosexual, but I do live in a country where I would think, based on what our founding principles are, we would say to gay people or people who want to smoke marijuana, It's not my taste, but we live in America. It's your taste. Have at it.
.................
MAHER: Well, let me give them a platform. Here would be my Democratic platform. Repeal the tax cut for rich people, right?

KING: I think they're saying that already, aren't they, most of them?

MAHER: OK. End the drug war. You're not going to get serious about the war on terror until you end the drug war. And also, it's a -- it should be a Democratic constituency. People who are suffering from this war, and there are millions, not just people who are in jail who shouldn't be in jail, but police who are corrupted by having to fight this, courts that are clogged -- hemp, if we had hemp available in this country, which is not even marijuana, we wouldn't have to cut down another tree. OK, get Israeli (ph) about fighting the war on terror here at home. And get real about the environment and end corporate welfare. There's a platform. If someone would come out with something like that, I would get behind them. I'd vote Democratic.
.................
MAHER: Not me. Canada is, in many ways, like the United States without the b.s...

KING: Yes.

MAHER: I think Canada -- how sad is that that the place this country is where Canada is hipper than we are now but it's true. If you look at where Canada and I would say Europe also is going where it's heading, you look at the statistics in Europe, in many European countries, less than half the people get married now. They have families and children, they just don't believe in this outdated institution. Marijuana, legal in a lot of these countries. Gay marriage, legal. People don't go to church anymore. 90 percent of France says they're Catholic. 10 percent go to church. That's where the world is moving. But this country? Is moving in the other direction. More superstition, more tradition, more stuff that we are -- more skins that the intelligent world like Canada and Europe are shedding.

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08-13-2003, 02:02 AM	#1 (permalink)
DdC Decade Yahookan Join Date: Feb 1999 Location: Santa Cruz,CA,USA Posts: 2,088 Blog Entries: 5 Thanks: 47 Thanked 570 Times in 378 Posts	Ganjawar News: Dependent Judiciary Attorney General John Ashcroft just can't leave well enough alone. Here's a guy who, while trampling on our Constitution with the USA Patriot Act, takes time out to go after medical marijuana users. Well, he's done it again: this time, issuing a memo to U.S. attorneys across the land to report back to him personally whenever a federal judge imposes a sentence that is less than the one called for by the guidelines of the U.S. Sentencing Commission. And he vowed to clog the courts by appealing more of these sentences in the future. Ashcroft was responding to the so-called Feeney Amendment, which Congress passed in April. That amendment warns federal judges that they'll be challenged if their sentences are too low, and they'll even be reported to Congress. Lest you think, though, that Ashcroft was merely responding to a law Congress demanded, think again: Ashcroft's Justice Department actually "championed and wrote the legislation," according to Laurie P. Cohen and Gary Fields of The Wall Street Journal, who broke this story on August 6. "Many judges have voiced dissatisfaction with guidelines they view as onerous, particularly those that establish mandatory minimums for drug sales and possession," wrote Cohen and Fields. "The guidelines are widely credited with the four-fold increase in the federal prison population since 1987." The Feeney Amendment drew fire not only from liberals but from one of the staunchest conservatives in the land: no less than Chief Justice William Rehnquist. Rehnquist said the Feeney Amendment will "seriously impair the ability of courts to impose just and responsible sentences," according to the Journal. But Ashcroft isn't interest in letting the courts decide what is "just and responsible." He wants all that power in his own little hands. And any judge who dares to challenge him will be called on the carpet. This mocks the whole idea of an independent judiciary, one that can decide each case on its merits. Welcome to the dependent judiciary--dependent on John Ashcroft. Dependent Judiciary Source: Progressive, The (US) Author: Matthew Rothschild Published: August 11, 2003 Website * Contact: editorial@progressiv e.org Related Articles Justice Kennedy Speaks Out Ashcroft Orders Tally Of Lighter Sentences Our Big Brother, John Ashcroft ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ More Cannabis News August 12, 2003 Cops Against The Drug War Ashcroft Planning Trip To Defend Patriot Act Dependent Judiciary Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll? Blame Canada Police Want Pot Crusader Barred from Stations Justice Kennedy Speaks Out $900K Federal Grant To Fund Pot-Based Pain-Relief Emery's Legalization Tour Hits Alberta Prisoner Loses Bid for Marijuana August 11, 2003 Prosecutors Targeting Drug Paraphernlia, Obscenity DEA Chief Gets Good Response New Compound That Acts on Peripheral Receptors It's a Friendly Joint Santa Cruz Clinic Leads Medical Marijuana Charge Bong - He's Busted Marijuana Clubs Create California's Oaksterdam Restore-Digest Tuesday, August 12 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 192 001 LA Times: Santa Cruz Clinic Leads Medical Marijuana Charge 002 OR: 85 pounds of marijuana seized 003 US: Judge - Shorten Federal Sentences 004 Canada: It's a friendly joint 005 Walters is coming to Portland 006 Canada: Critics Lambaste Jump In Marijuana Charges 007 AL: Drug Czar Spins the Truth on Federal Marijuana War Monday, August 11 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 191 001 New Zealand: MPs Want Search Power Axed 002 New Zealand: Cannabis Fuelling Rural Economies 003 Canada: Pot Activist Has Cops Smokin' 004 CA: Federal Lawyer Likens Pot Law To Civil Rights 005 Toronto: Park May Go To Pot August 30 006 OR: Patients Defend Medical Marijuana 007 US: A Medical Marijuana Campaign Report Card 008 New Zealand: Nandor Tanczos: Change Inevitable For Cannabis Laws 009 Canada: Critics lambaste jump in marijuana charges 010 US: Bush Lawyer Blasts State Marijuana Laws 011 US Customs seizes Canadian van with legal hemp seed 012 Canada: Bong - he's busted 013 Canada: Marijuana activists hold 'smoke-in' 014 FL: Hemp Hoopla The Media Awareness Project A worldwide network dedicated to drug policy reform. We inform public opinion and promote balanced media coverage. MarijuanaNews.Com with Richard Cowan Dr Bongs Cannabis News Cannabis Culture High Times ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ about ashcroft __________________ Al Capone and Watergate were red herrings to divert the countries attention from the Fascist acts of eliminating competition. Booze/Ethanol then Ganja//Hemp.

08-25-2003, 12:49 AM	#3 (permalink)
DdC Decade Yahookan Join Date: Feb 1999 Location: Santa Cruz,CA,USA Posts: 2,088 Blog Entries: 5 Thanks: 47 Thanked 570 Times in 378 Posts	Larry King Live Excerpted from Bill Maher Transcripts Sunday, August 24 The funny thing about politics ... Bill Maher's shoot-from-the-lip observations have won the controversial comedian many fans and his share of critics. He joins Larry for the hour to take on today's political scene. Tune in to "Larry King Live" at 9 p.m. EDT. ................. MAHER: Exactly. The Bible. It's all about the Bible. It's all about that one book written so many years ago by God knows who, and -- but it wasn't god, OK? And it's just -- it's astounding to me that this is -- this is the reason why we have all this hatred in the world toward gay people. And it's just legislating taste. That's all it is. It's the same thing we do with drugs. We legislate taste. It's not my taste to be homosexual, but I do live in a country where I would think, based on what our founding principles are, we would say to gay people or people who want to smoke marijuana, It's not my taste, but we live in America. It's your taste. Have at it. ................. MAHER: Well, let me give them a platform. Here would be my Democratic platform. Repeal the tax cut for rich people, right? KING: I think they're saying that already, aren't they, most of them? MAHER: OK. End the drug war. You're not going to get serious about the war on terror until you end the drug war. And also, it's a -- it should be a Democratic constituency. People who are suffering from this war, and there are millions, not just people who are in jail who shouldn't be in jail, but police who are corrupted by having to fight this, courts that are clogged -- hemp, if we had hemp available in this country, which is not even marijuana, we wouldn't have to cut down another tree. OK, get Israeli (ph) about fighting the war on terror here at home. And get real about the environment and end corporate welfare. There's a platform. If someone would come out with something like that, I would get behind them. I'd vote Democratic. ................. MAHER: Not me. Canada is, in many ways, like the United States without the b.s... KING: Yes. MAHER: I think Canada -- how sad is that that the place this country is where Canada is hipper than we are now but it's true. If you look at where Canada and I would say Europe also is going where it's heading, you look at the statistics in Europe, in many European countries, less than half the people get married now. They have families and children, they just don't believe in this outdated institution. Marijuana, legal in a lot of these countries. Gay marriage, legal. People don't go to church anymore. 90 percent of France says they're Catholic. 10 percent go to church. That's where the world is moving. But this country? 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Bud a Growth Industry Green Militias -- Your New Park Service NORML's Weekly News Bulletin -- August 13, 2003 Outside View: No Raves for RAVE Legalize, Tax Marijuana To Fill Budget Gap August 13, 2003 Police To Beef Up Patrols for Hempstock Pot Crusader Challenges Drug Possession Charge Judicial Intimidation Hippy Cafe a Mellow Spot Restore-Digest August 22 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 199 001 TX: Editorial: An Irrational Reaction To Medical 002 CA: Medical Marijuana Card Program Launched 003 One Month To Go - Cheryl Miller Memorial Project - Sept. 22 & 23, 2003 004 Canada: Home-invasion victim charged for growing pot 005 DrugSense Weekly, Aug. 22, 2003, #314 Thursday, August 21 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 198 001 CA: Pot And The People 002 UK: Cannabis On Trial For Pain Relief 003 US Notches World's Highest Incarceration Rate 004 UK: Cannabis Grower Who Paid Income Tax On His Drug-Sale 005 Canada: Chretien blasts his MPs for meddling with pot bill 006 CA: HIV And Cannabis May Mix After All 007 UK News about Cannabis Patch 008 US: Fake Marijuana Helps Alzheimer's Disease Wednesday, August 20 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 197 001 Canada: Busted pot crusader still says he's right 002 CA: Man Jailed For Pot Use Is Willing To Fight Again 003 US: Marijuana Use Does Not Accelerate Hiv Infection 004 Canada: Pharmacists May Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 005 Canada: Fashion High On Hemp 006 Canada: Drug Stores Could Add Pot To Inventory 007 WA: Pro-Pot Initiative Gets Political Push At High-Flying Hempfest 008 CA: Editorial: Sentencing Drama 009 CA: Editorial: A Healthy Debate 010 OR: Drug Czar - Medical Marijuana Is A Ploy 011 WA: Column: Winking At Pot Use Is Risky Business Tuesday. August 19 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 196 001 CA: BE Smith medical marijuana grower runs for California governor 002 WA: Home Grown Sunday, August 17 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 195 001 Canada: Plenty Of Pot, No Cops 002 OR: Medical Pot A Political Ploy, Bush Drug Czar Says 003 CA: Oakland District Evolves Into Cannabis Community 004 MA: Editorial: A Justice Speaks Out 005 Malaysia: Fisherman To Hang For Drug Peddling 006 MA: OPED: The shifting medical view on marijuana Friday, August 15 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 194 001 Canada: Lenient laws have made our B.C. bud a growth industry 002 KY: Galbraith Files For Attorney General 003 CA: Justice Kennedy: Shorten Fed Prison Terms 004 Canada: Pot Sales On Hold For London's Hippy Cafe 005 Canada: Drop the reefer and listen up! 006 New Zealand: Cannabis Row Sets MPs On Fire 007 WA: Legalize, Tax Marijuana To Fill Budget Gap 008 DrugSense Weekly, Aug. 15, 2003, #313 Wednesday, August 13 2003 Volume 2003 : Number 193 001 The Cheryl Miller Memorial Project needs your support [FWD] 002 CA: Battle Over Medical Marijuana Continues 003 WA: Taking Another Pot Shot 004 Canada: Cannabis crusader enters plea 005 CA: Paxil Kills 006 CA: It's Almost Like Visiting Amsterdam 007 CA: Santa Cruz Clinic Leads Medical Marijuana Charge 008 US: Prosecutors Targeting Drug Paraphernalia, Obscenity 009 WA: The Bud Report W.A.M.M. __________________ Al Capone and Watergate were red herrings to divert the countries attention from the Fascist acts of eliminating competition. Booze/Ethanol then Ganja//Hemp.

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08-13-2003, 10:36 PM	#2 (permalink)
Puffman LeavesOfGrassMyAss! Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Canada Posts: 6,508 Thanks: 514 Thanked 220 Times in 151 Posts	i am so glad i don't live in the usa. i have been tokin' for several years here in canada and i have never had a problem. If cops find my bud, they just confisgate it. in fact, here in ontario pot is legalized because of a recent precedent set in the ontario superiour court. canada rocks!

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