End the Madness Federal Court Case!
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Ending The Madness
Cannabis Prohibition Federal Court Case
A"Constitutional Question" challenging ALL FEDERAL MARIJUANA and HEMP LAWS as being "UNCONSTITUTIONAL" and therefore UNENFORCEABLE!
To be filed in the 8th Circuit United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas in Little Rock.
This is expensive for an individual to do on their own as just the "Filing Fee" is $400.00.
Tentative DEFENDANTS; U.S.Attorney Jeff Sessions, DEA, FDA, USDA, ATF, and NIH
Intro Video below.
Disabled Navy, Vietnam Veteran is seeking Contributions to aid in offsetting the cost of NEW FEDERAL, Civil Court Action.
He Is Demanding A Jury Trial in Arkansas FEDERAL Court due to the original case being DISMISSED by the District Court, a clear VIOLATION of the Federal and State laws and his RIGHTS to a "Constitutional Question" Civil Court Case!
NOTE: These are NOT tax deductible and you can remain anonymous. Thank You!
I am attempting to raise the funds needed to cover the cost of this case on my own. I was unable to find an attorney that will do this at a cost I could afford and in the meantime THOUSANDS are loosing there LIVES every YEAR!
I Filed the original case in Arkansas District Court in November 2016, a "Constitutional Question" challenge, THE FIRST of its kind that has EVER BEEN FILED anywhere in the US, as this is a "Facial Case" not an "As Applied Case" as it relates to “Cannabis”, AKA Marijuana.
The powers that be, have for decades been suppressing the true information on this issue. It is about time we made the change.
“It’s about the CITIZENS losing their right to safe medicine and our farmers to grow a product that is currently being IMPORTED from foreign countries.
“We need to end prohibition on the plant period,”
This is a challenge to existing law on the basis of it being unconstitutional. The filing fee, along with legal expenses is estimated to be about $9,000.00 based on estimated time and filing fees and witness costs.
I am asking that you assist with a contribution equal to a cup of coffee at Star-bucks or your favorite Energy Drink.
It is TIME TO END THE MADNESS!
As a DAV I do not have the funds needed for this effort which will lead to changes nation wide. At the very least it WILL bring to light the legal issues with this plant that cannot be hidden from the public.
Our Veterans die to "Protect and Defend" our Constitution, while our "Elected Representatives", who take an "Oath" to support it, just legislate it away!
How long are you going to let this continue?
If you decide to support this effort you CAN remain PRIVATE and confidential. If you would like your support known, in the comment section type "yes"!
Marijuana/Cannabis Prohibition Headed To Federal Court
Representing himself “Pro Se,” Mr. Reed filed the first ever “Facial” Constitutional Question lawsuit against the State of Arkansas “Marijuana” laws in November 2016. He is currently raising funds for legal support and hopes an attorney will join his efforts to change history.
Robert Reed, a well-known Disabled Navy Veteran and former State Chair of the Arkansas Libertarian Party, Candidate for Arkansas House of Representatives in 2016, the first registered “Cannabis Lobbyist” in Arkansas, spokesman for Arkansans for Medical Cannabis advocacy group and author of two legislative measures that failed to win majority votes in the Arkansas State Assembly to End Prohibition in 2011 and 2013.
Representing himself “in Pro Se,” Mr. Reed filed the Constitutional Question lawsuit against the State of Arkansas in 2016. If successful, this case will set a precedent for challenging the legality of federal marijuana prohibition in other states. He is currently raising funds for legal support and hopes an attorney will join his efforts to change history of denying medical marijuana patients of their Second Amendment rights – and the constitutionality of the federal prohibition of cannabis as a Schedule One Controlled Substance.
Intro to Full length video
Full 50 min Video of Interview with the Cannabis reporter
History of case # 71CV-16-189
During 2010 while drafting Cannabis Legislation for the 2011 session of the Arkansas General Assembly, it was discovered by the members of Arkansans For Medical Cannabis that not only were “Marijuana laws” possibly being illegally enforced but that “Marijuana Prohibition” was in fact “Unconstitutional” based on the “Black And White” of the law(s)!
The information gathered by AFMC on this discovery was delivered to all members of the Arkansas General Assembly during the two day “Cannabis Educational Roundhouse” at the State Capitol in January of 2011 with copies delivered to the Office of Governor and Lt. Governor. Since then the Governors Office and the General Assembly has failed to act on any of that information.
With all the efforts going nowhere on actually changing the laws I decided in 2015 to take this issue “to the Courts”! For over six months I attempted to find an attorney who would file a “Constitutional Question” case to no avail. With the financial support for the “Medical Marijuana” ballot measures being what it was, I thought, erroneously, that the same support would be available for this Court Challenge. I was mistaken! On July 24, 2015 a “GoFundMe” account was set up and in the following 16 months it raised a whopping $55.00 out of the goal of $9,000.00.
Since I was unable to find an attorney with the intestinal fortitude to take this “Case” or raise enough funds for a retainer, I decided that I would do this Pro Se as a right guaranteed to me by the “United States Constitution” and the following laws/rules.
Federal 28 U.S.C. § 2201 - U.S. Code - Unannotated Title 28. Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 2201. Creation of remedy
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure › TITLE VII. JUDGMENT › Rule 57. Declaratory Judgment. The Declaratory Judgment Act offers a unique mechanism by which advocates may seek to remedy ongoing violations of statutory or constitutional provisions.
Arkansas Code § 16-111-101 through 16-101-111
I filed the case, # 71CV-16-189 on November 30, 2016 in the Circuit Court of Van Buren County, Arkansas and delivered a copy of the filing to the Arkansas Governor the following day. On May 2, 2017, SIX MONTHS after filing and since the Judge assigned to the case had not set any dates or acted on any motions, I filed his lack of action with the State of Arkansas, Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission. Interestingly enough shortly after this action a court date was set for June, 2017.
Cannabis Prohibition Federal Court Case
A"Constitutional Question" challenging ALL FEDERAL MARIJUANA and HEMP LAWS as being "UNCONSTITUTIONAL" and therefore UNENFORCEABLE!
To be filed in the 8th Circuit United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas in Little Rock.
This is expensive for an individual to do on their own as just the "Filing Fee" is $400.00.
Tentative DEFENDANTS; U.S.Attorney Jeff Sessions, DEA, FDA, USDA, ATF, and NIH
Intro Video below.
Disabled Navy, Vietnam Veteran is seeking Contributions to aid in offsetting the cost of NEW FEDERAL, Civil Court Action.
He Is Demanding A Jury Trial in Arkansas FEDERAL Court due to the original case being DISMISSED by the District Court, a clear VIOLATION of the Federal and State laws and his RIGHTS to a "Constitutional Question" Civil Court Case!
NOTE: These are NOT tax deductible and you can remain anonymous. Thank You!
I am attempting to raise the funds needed to cover the cost of this case on my own. I was unable to find an attorney that will do this at a cost I could afford and in the meantime THOUSANDS are loosing there LIVES every YEAR!
I Filed the original case in Arkansas District Court in November 2016, a "Constitutional Question" challenge, THE FIRST of its kind that has EVER BEEN FILED anywhere in the US, as this is a "Facial Case" not an "As Applied Case" as it relates to “Cannabis”, AKA Marijuana.
The powers that be, have for decades been suppressing the true information on this issue. It is about time we made the change.
“It’s about the CITIZENS losing their right to safe medicine and our farmers to grow a product that is currently being IMPORTED from foreign countries.
“We need to end prohibition on the plant period,”
This is a challenge to existing law on the basis of it being unconstitutional. The filing fee, along with legal expenses is estimated to be about $9,000.00 based on estimated time and filing fees and witness costs.
I am asking that you assist with a contribution equal to a cup of coffee at Star-bucks or your favorite Energy Drink.
It is TIME TO END THE MADNESS!
As a DAV I do not have the funds needed for this effort which will lead to changes nation wide. At the very least it WILL bring to light the legal issues with this plant that cannot be hidden from the public.
Our Veterans die to "Protect and Defend" our Constitution, while our "Elected Representatives", who take an "Oath" to support it, just legislate it away!
How long are you going to let this continue?
If you decide to support this effort you CAN remain PRIVATE and confidential. If you would like your support known, in the comment section type "yes"!
Marijuana/Cannabis Prohibition Headed To Federal Court
Representing himself “Pro Se,” Mr. Reed filed the first ever “Facial” Constitutional Question lawsuit against the State of Arkansas “Marijuana” laws in November 2016. He is currently raising funds for legal support and hopes an attorney will join his efforts to change history.
Robert Reed, a well-known Disabled Navy Veteran and former State Chair of the Arkansas Libertarian Party, Candidate for Arkansas House of Representatives in 2016, the first registered “Cannabis Lobbyist” in Arkansas, spokesman for Arkansans for Medical Cannabis advocacy group and author of two legislative measures that failed to win majority votes in the Arkansas State Assembly to End Prohibition in 2011 and 2013.
Representing himself “in Pro Se,” Mr. Reed filed the Constitutional Question lawsuit against the State of Arkansas in 2016. If successful, this case will set a precedent for challenging the legality of federal marijuana prohibition in other states. He is currently raising funds for legal support and hopes an attorney will join his efforts to change history of denying medical marijuana patients of their Second Amendment rights – and the constitutionality of the federal prohibition of cannabis as a Schedule One Controlled Substance.
Intro to Full length video
Full 50 min Video of Interview with the Cannabis reporter
History of case # 71CV-16-189
During 2010 while drafting Cannabis Legislation for the 2011 session of the Arkansas General Assembly, it was discovered by the members of Arkansans For Medical Cannabis that not only were “Marijuana laws” possibly being illegally enforced but that “Marijuana Prohibition” was in fact “Unconstitutional” based on the “Black And White” of the law(s)!
The information gathered by AFMC on this discovery was delivered to all members of the Arkansas General Assembly during the two day “Cannabis Educational Roundhouse” at the State Capitol in January of 2011 with copies delivered to the Office of Governor and Lt. Governor. Since then the Governors Office and the General Assembly has failed to act on any of that information.
With all the efforts going nowhere on actually changing the laws I decided in 2015 to take this issue “to the Courts”! For over six months I attempted to find an attorney who would file a “Constitutional Question” case to no avail. With the financial support for the “Medical Marijuana” ballot measures being what it was, I thought, erroneously, that the same support would be available for this Court Challenge. I was mistaken! On July 24, 2015 a “GoFundMe” account was set up and in the following 16 months it raised a whopping $55.00 out of the goal of $9,000.00.
Since I was unable to find an attorney with the intestinal fortitude to take this “Case” or raise enough funds for a retainer, I decided that I would do this Pro Se as a right guaranteed to me by the “United States Constitution” and the following laws/rules.
Federal 28 U.S.C. § 2201 - U.S. Code - Unannotated Title 28. Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 2201. Creation of remedy
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure › TITLE VII. JUDGMENT › Rule 57. Declaratory Judgment. The Declaratory Judgment Act offers a unique mechanism by which advocates may seek to remedy ongoing violations of statutory or constitutional provisions.
Arkansas Code § 16-111-101 through 16-101-111
I filed the case, # 71CV-16-189 on November 30, 2016 in the Circuit Court of Van Buren County, Arkansas and delivered a copy of the filing to the Arkansas Governor the following day. On May 2, 2017, SIX MONTHS after filing and since the Judge assigned to the case had not set any dates or acted on any motions, I filed his lack of action with the State of Arkansas, Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission. Interestingly enough shortly after this action a court date was set for June, 2017.
Organizer
Robert Reed
Organizer
Dennard, AR