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Please help spread the word about FIJA we must educate people and refrain from taking plea bargains if we are to ever change things here in the United States.Mood: animated animatedPosted at 6:42 PM Jun 8 view more

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  • keary prophet

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  • Jury Trial, Oklahoma, US
  • Last Login: 12/3/2009

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  • fredsfreds webdesign

    Jun 29 2009 6:35 PM

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    Jun 26 2008 7:49 AM

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  • BHBill Huston

    Jun 9 2008 11:02 PM

    Thanks for this page!

    Also of interest: search the internet for the "Lawful Arrest FAQ" which is about informed juries and other related matters...
  • Rev. ilfate ZM

    Jun 10 2008 6:08 PM

    thanks for the invite and look forward to your posts.

    Jury Duty takes on a whole new meaning:)
  • Sylvain St-Amour

    May 19 2008 2:28 AM

    Hello my new friend. Thanhk you !!! & Have a gr8t week.
    Sylvain
  • Onward thru the fog

    Apr 11 2008 4:19 AM

    I went to trial for speeding (45mph in a 25mph). The ticket was $115. I asked to review the evidence the officer had against me. Was he trained? was the radar gun calibrated? Does the department have the required license?, etc..
    The prosecutor REFUSED to show me the evidence. I asked the judge to dismiss the trial since my right to see the evidence was denied. The trial went ahead and I was found guilty.
    I appealed to the district court. This time, I requested a jury. I was all set to present my case to a jury of peers. The case involved my right to view the evidence and the juries DUTY to see that the law was obeyed by the police as well as the driver, me.
    The day the trial was scheduled, the district attorney asked the judge to drop the case. I suppose it was not worth their time. Maybe they felt silly arguing a case when they did not provide the documents I asked for.
    Anyway. I did not have to pay for the speeding ticket. I really had not been speeding.
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    May 13 2008 8:20 PM

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  • Worldwide Progressive M…

    Mar 28 2008 7:24 PM

    Thanks for adding me. ¶ Our many problems have a common root: Bullies, liars, thieves, and murderers — particularly those in public office — believe people are motivated only by greed and fear. They want us to share that belief, because they use it to justify themselves and to manipulate us. But you and I have found something better inside ourselves and our friends. It's in everyone, if we can just wake them — we're all one flesh and blood. Spread the word. The outcome to the ideological struggle is not yet determined, so no one can afford to be a spectator. ¶ The Iraq war, like most wars, was based on lies. And now the occupation is making new enemies faster than it can kill them; that's helpful only to arms dealers. The economy is all wrong too: the rich get richer and fewer, everyone else gets screwed, and the ecosystem gets trashed. These problems are not new, but lately they've become so blatant that we've begun to understand them. It's time to end the military-industrial complex and the corporatocracy. We the people must control government, and government must control business, not the other way around. A good start would be transparency in government, public financing of election campaigns, trustbusting the media, and ending corporate personhood. ¶ Question authority. Carry on the struggle. Hold onto hope. Keep singing. Hand in hand, we can heal the world.
    — Love, Eric
  • Reverend FreezeDamien Freeze

    Jan 9 2008 4:55 AM

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    Best of luck in the New Year!
  • Greg Survived but at Wh…John Gregory "Greg" Laughon

    Dec 11 2007 1:18 AM


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    Blessings,
    John and Family
  • Marijuana Policy Project

    Sep 25 2007 2:38 PM

    Thank you for being part of the Marijuana Policy Project's MySpace page! Be sure to Subscribe to our Blog and hurry over to our Action Center to get involved with the fight!
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    MPP is the largest marijuana policy reform organization in the United States. Founded in 1995, MPP works to minimize the harm associated with marijuana -- both the consumption of marijuana and the laws that are intended to prohibit its use. MPP believes that the greatest harm associated with marijuana is prison. To this end, MPP focuses on removing criminal penalties for marijuana use, with a particular emphasis on making marijuana medically available to seriously ill people who have the approval of their doctors. MPP doesn't encourage marijuana use. But our failed marijuana laws cost taxpayers billions of dollars a year, keep police from focusing on real crimes, and fail to keep marijuana away from kids. We believe it's time for a new approach-- taxation and regulation. Sincerely, The Marijuana Policy Project

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  • Greg Survived but at Wh…John Gregory "Greg" Laughon

    Oct 25 2007 2:15 AM

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  • Greg Survived but at Wh…John Gregory "Greg" Laughon

    Sep 14 2007 3:45 AM

    Thanks for the add! please stop by John's Myspace and see how Marijuana = Life Sentance for him!
    Blessings,
    Val *John's Sister*

    The short story:


    John Laughon was served with a search warrant in November 2004 to search his bedroom at his mother's home in Jacksonville, Florida. DEA officers found less then 26 grams of Marijuana. Smoking Marijuana may have helped control seizures John had since 19 years old. He was sentenced to 6 months in the county jail, he would serve 5 months with gain time.

    John turned himself into the jail in late January 2005. His mom provided the jail with one month's supply of a seizure medication, that they did not carry it in the jail clinic. The first week John slept on the floor because of overcrowding in the jail. The second week John was made a trustee. The third week John was hospitalized for injuries he sustained in a beating by correctional officers. He has spent each day since in what doctor's call a vegetative state. This is how doctor's say he will live the rest of his life.

    JSO continues to deny wrong doing. If there was an investigation, no criminal charges have been filed against and correctional guards, sheriff's officers, or anyone for that matter. John was a trustee, you have to prove you are a trustworthy person to be a trustee. How is that the correctional officers claim he was violent? The truth is, correctional guards over reacted to the seizures John was having. In fact, if you look at my blog I have listed multiply news items about other allegations of abuse to people at the hands of correctional officers and sheriff's officers in Jacksonville, Florida.

    John was sentenced by the courts to 6 months, 5 months with gain time. Jacksonville Sheriff's Officers or Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Correctional Officers have sentenced him to life in what doctors call a vegetative state.

    Please pass this on, we are hoping to find a witness willing to come forward. T

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