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PRESCRIPTION
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This fits in with my 'iron-clad' Supremacy
of Parliament defense
and both together create a BULLETPROOF defense.
But we are no
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BASIC PREMISE TO SHOW THAT:
In law: a Marijuana Party membership is a PRESCRIPTION
[under sec 39 CCC]
to defend the Peaceful possession of the articles
of our rubric in a civil society

Note: in Canadian law it's spelled 'marihuana'
not marijuana.
Marijuana is not defined;
IN LAW Marihuana is not a plant; it's a dangerous narcotic AND
it's every public Official's duty to protect its citizens from
danger -[in law the legal definition of any word is important
- law is nothing but words]
Just
look up PRESCRIPTION in the DCL [Dictionary of Canadian
law] [in law: if the word exists here - it's the only definition
allowed]
- If a prescription for marijuana is not defined in the DCL then
it's not 'prescribed by law' [therefore meaningless -does not
exist] AND when this term ‘prescription’ is used as
a condition in a bail undertaking [as in]
“The accused must not possess drugs or without a prescription
“
- THEN the ambiguity creates a real threat to the accused because
this word offers no protection and - THIS could lead to false
arrests and when this occurs, the law becomes an Instrument of
punishment
- What is needed is a clear understanding that clarifies
what is meant by the term ‘prescription’.
- So that the accused can be saved from a bad decision
by an uninformed law enforcer.

If you're charged under the CDSA [Controlled
Drugs & Substances Act]
the Police /court often tell the accused that you need a PRESCRIPTION
in order to not be charged or as a condition of bail after you’re
charged.
The wording for this undertaking is always the same therefore
someone
gave it some thought. They never say 'medical prescription' -
because
there's no such thing So what do they mean? Just look it up in
the DCL
As defined
in law:[in our DCL] there is no such thing as a prescription for
marihuana
PRESCRIBED SUBSTANCES under the Atomic Energy
Act is
defined as a permit to carry/produce uranium, plutonium, neptunium,
etc
[so the term prescription does not apply to a substance under
the CDSA]
a
PRESCRIBER: is defined as a person who is authorized
to give a prescription within the scope of any profession and
in the practice of a health discipline. As prescribed by the CMA:
there is no such thing as a health care profession that 'gives
a prescription for marijuana'
BUT under this definition, an Officer of the Parti Marijuana Party
can legally be called a PRESCRIBER because he is PRESCRIBED BY
LAW under the Elections Act to protect our Party rubric and or
his EDA's
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