Time: Wed Nov 13 14:15:14 1996 To: rose@sonic.net From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: Prop 215 story Cc: Bcc: Liberty Law Send them a certified copy of the Proposition, with a formal NOTICE AND DEMAND to obey the law, and then cite 42 U.S.C. 1986 for knowledge of the law. If they persist, file for a Temporary Restraining Order ("TRO"), followed by a permanent injunction. That will get their attention, real quick. You will need an affidavit to accompany your complaint, so be sure you have witnesses to these statements. You can establish that is their policy by documenting reasons why you you believe this is now their policy, notwithstanding the recent election. You should also confirm first that the Proposition does not have an effective date at sometime in the future. Just cover all your bases here, and you will do fine. I am standing by. /s/ Paul Mitchell At 03:36 PM 11/13/96 -0500, you wrote: >"Until we get direction from the attorney general or >> the local district attorney it's business as usual," >> Santa Rosa pol ice Sgt. Jerry Briggs said Friday. >> "Marijuana has been a focus of our enforcement before >> and after the law." >> > >What's with these people acting like they didn't receive a fax from the >AG's office, or didn't they? Apparently it was sent out to chiefs of >police, sherrifs and DAs the morning after the election. > >Rose Ann > > >
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