John C. Turmel, B. Eng. 8-37 Colborne E. Brantford, N3T 2G3 Tel: 519-753-0645 Email: turmel@ncf.ca Thursday April 1 2004 Croft Michaelson, Christopher Leafloor, Vanita Goela Legal Counsel, Public Law Section Ontario Regional Office Department of Justice Exchange Tower, 130 King St. W. #3400 Tel: 416-973-0392 Fax: 416-952-0298 Email: cmichael@JUSTICE.GC.CA ("Michaelson, Croft"), christopher.leafloor@justice.gc.ca VGoela@JUSTICE.GC.CA ("Goela, Vanita"), Re: OCA #39738 (Parker), #39740 (Turmel-Paquette) Dear Sirs and Lady: On Oct 7 2003 the Ontario Court of Appeal granted our declaration that the prohibition on the possession on marijuana in the CDSA was invalid after July 31 2001 until Oct 7 2003. On Dec 8, the Attorney General did not appeal and stayed all 4,000 pending charges under the non-existent statute. That's not good enough. Why should people's names be kept on the docket when the law did not exist? Our successful declaration of invalidity means that the law was not valid when their charges were laid and you have no right to keep their names on the court dockets. I insist that those 4000 stayed charges between Aug. 1 2001 and Oct 7 2003 be withdrawn or 1) such complete relief will be further sought in our applications for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in the Parker and Turmel cases; and, 2) http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel/medpot.htm will publish free blank forms online enabling anyone who wants to successfully drag you through the process, on offence for a change, to file a motion to have the charge that you only stayed under the invalid marijuana laws dismissed from the docket. I further insist that the convictions registered against the other over 100,000 Canadians (Statistics Canada) who were charged and pleaded guilty during those 26 months be expunged and any jailed victims released or 1) such complete relief will be further sought in my application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in the Parker and Turmel cases; 2) http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel/medpot.htm will publish free blank appeal forms online enabling anyone who wants to successfully drag you through the process, on offence for a change, to file an appeal late to have their conviction overturned with restitution of their property and fines and release pending appeal. You can do it and save yourselves the trouble or I can do it and send waves and waves of people to the Appeal Court to overturn their convictions. And you know I'd love to see Justices Doherty, Goudge and Simmons having to sign off on 30,000 Ontario applications for extensions of time to overturn convictions. Hoping you correct your omissions, I am, Yours truly