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John Conroy Post-Allard et al. Proceedings InterviewDay one of the Allard trial has officially wrapped up and Cannabis in Canada’s Jason Wilcox sat down with Mr. John Conroy, Q.C., to discuss the case. Many ac…

10 comments on “John Conroy Post-Allard et al. Proceedings Interview

  1. HighMouth on

    “Herbal Medicine”.
    I like that term.
    Why do certain people feel so strongly about preventing other people from
    growing their own herbal medicine in their home?
    Herbal medicine that relives chronic pain and inflammation.

  2. shane norndon on

    What about all the public risks all from people who have food gardens in
    their homes, Shouldn’t they be regulated in the same way the government
    expects from us? I mean if some person overloaded their circuits growing
    say 20 tomato plants, they could also cause as much fire (or mold damage
    (which we all know is almost nil)) as medicinal pot would.

  3. sublBS on

    Growing your own Medicine has a very high therapeutic Value, It also
    brings gratitude to the grower no different then one who produces his own
    fruit/vegetable garden. These Factory like grows are probably producing
    more tainted Cannabis then the original Mom and Pop grows ever have.
    ~RESPECT~ Jason you truly are the Man…. John Conroy Too…. Thank you
    guys

  4. kingofthepaupers on

    TURMEL: Phelan J. knows H.C.’s 150 gram/day cap stats fraud!

    JCT: https://youtu.be/g2NIlv7rEQ4 is the report by John
    Conroy of the first day’s hearing of his Allard et al v. HMQ
    hearing in Vancouver about the 150gram/day limit based on
    the 1-3g/d estimate, I noted the boss trump mentioned only
    in passing and two others not played at all:

    6:15 John Conroy notes Health Canada argued for the 150-gram
    cap based on studies showing an average of 1-3 grams per day
    while later noting Health Canada own stats showed 17.7g/d:

    Mar 21 2014 Reasons Manson J. stated in Para.55:
    As of Dec 3, 2013, the average daily dosage is 17.7
    grams per day. Despite this, the average amount
    used by those being supplied by Health Canada was
    between 1 and 3 grams.

    JCT: So, given the judge said:
    a) 17.7 actual v. 1-3g/d estimate? tough case?
    b) 1-3g/d stat includes only purchased and not self-grown in
    the total estimate!!
    c) 1-3g/d is not an average, not saying “2” means fix.

    c) may take someone with my math to catch but not ending up
    averaging 1-3 as 2 had to have a reason. I did a statistical
    analysis of their surveys and found replete with
    misrepresentations;
    b) clear they should have counted both purchased and self-
    grown in determining the total;
    a) 17.7g/d is the Ace Conroy should be bashing, not just
    mentioning the judge gave the actual average in discussing
    the estimate of that average!!!

    Justice Phelan prevented these arguments from being brought
    before the court in our Gold Stars Actions. But he knows
    about the fraudulent surveys no matter what anyone tells him
    about them now. Or should know about them!!

    Judge Phelan knows about the actual dosage being under-
    estimated by a factor of 9! (Average 1-3 = 2; so 18/2=9), or
    should!

    Justice Phelan knows everyone’s been severely under-
    medicated even if he did not let it come before the court.
    But he knows what has been done to this class of most sick
    patients and posterity will be pretty good at math.

    10:30 Conroy: A viable exemption the courts have said should
    exist.
    JCT: And if no exemption exists, a Bad Exemption, then there
    is No Offence! He could have mentioned how BENO works. R. v.
    J.P.: Bad Exemption = No Offence! Charge quashed!

    And nothing can be done about Beemish being Left-Out and
    Hebert being Amended-Out than waiting other filing a motion
    for immediate relief with the appeal… which he hasn’t
    done. 

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