Not the happiest day of anyone's life, today was a tragedy for Eddy Lepp.
Yes there were a lot of plants.
However, this was not Eddy's weed.
It was for about 1600 medical marijuana patients who paid for or were granted varying size "plots" or numbers of plants. All these folks were members of his church, and felt they were using it for religious as well as medical use, which is allowed under California law medically; and under terms of the Federal RFRA allowed for religious sacramental use.
Eddy stood up like a man and took the rap for us all. May he be honored forever for his kindness and compassion.
Now how can we help in his appeal?
After sitting through at least ten hearings and attending the entire trial, I observed so many instances of misconduct on the part of the federal prosecutor, as well as by the judge, that I feel certain this case will be dismissed on appeal.
After sitting through a travesty of justice this morning, Eddy and his family joined us at the home of Dennis Peron in San Francisco, to honor the man, and give him a big energy boost that he so badly needs right now. Lots of hugging, crying, planning, and talking went on and on and on. I just now returned from my day in the city at 8 pm...
What can I say but God bless Eddy Lepp. And thanks for everything you have done.
Yes there were a lot of plants.
However, this was not Eddy's weed.
It was for about 1600 medical marijuana patients who paid for or were granted varying size "plots" or numbers of plants. All these folks were members of his church, and felt they were using it for religious as well as medical use, which is allowed under California law medically; and under terms of the Federal RFRA allowed for religious sacramental use.
Eddy stood up like a man and took the rap for us all. May he be honored forever for his kindness and compassion.
Now how can we help in his appeal?
After sitting through at least ten hearings and attending the entire trial, I observed so many instances of misconduct on the part of the federal prosecutor, as well as by the judge, that I feel certain this case will be dismissed on appeal.
After sitting through a travesty of justice this morning, Eddy and his family joined us at the home of Dennis Peron in San Francisco, to honor the man, and give him a big energy boost that he so badly needs right now. Lots of hugging, crying, planning, and talking went on and on and on. I just now returned from my day in the city at 8 pm...
What can I say but God bless Eddy Lepp. And thanks for everything you have done.