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Kubby Hearing 2/15, Cannabis at Capitol 4/9

by via Compassionate Coalition
Hello California Marijuana Party, Drug Policy
Forum of California, and Americans for Safe
Access to Medical Marijuana Listesrv Recipients,

Steve Kubby is in court on Wednesday. The
National Compassionate Coalition meets that night
in Sacramento. And Cannabis at the Capitol, our
annual Medical Marijuana Rally, is fully booked.

From: "Peter Keyes" <petergkeyes [at] hotmail.com>
T
Hello California Marijuana Party, Drug Policy
Forum of California, and Americans for Safe
Access to Medical Marijuana Listesrv Recipients,

Steve Kubby is in court on Wednesday. The
National Compassionate Coalition meets that night
in Sacramento. And Cannabis at the Capitol, our
annual Medical Marijuana Rally, is fully booked.
Our lineup of speakers and musical entertainment
is first rate. This is the State Capitol's
premier medicinal cannabis festival.

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Cancer patient Steve Kubby will be in court on Wednesday, February 15th, at
1:00pm, at the Placer County Superior Courthouse, 2775 Richardson Drive, in
Auburn, California.

Steve has an unusually rare form of adrenal cancer. Medical marijuana has kept
him alive longer than any other adrenal cancer patient in history. However, he
has been given only Marinol in jail.

Steve has reportedly been coerced into signing a waiver that absolves Placer
County of any legal responsibility in case he dies while in custody. This
alleged document has not been released to the public, and its validity is
certainly questionable, considering that it was signed under duress.

Steve's prosecuting attorney, Chris Cattran, has made a habit of ignoring
Steve's critical medical condition. On January 31, 2006, he stated that he had
no idea whether or not Steve had cancer. When asked about Steve's right to use
life-saving medicine while incarcerated, Cattran laughed.

Cattran stated on Jan. 31st that he does not
consider Steve Kubby to be a danger
to society. However, Cattran is still actively seeking to increase the length
of Steve's sentence. Despite the intense media
interest, Cattran seems to think
that there is not significant support for Steve Kubby. Cattran claimed that his
office has not received very many calls on the subject. Chris Cattran can be
reached at: (530) 889-7000.

Anybody can put money on Steve's books for commissary & health items. These
donations must be in the form of US postal money orders. No letters may
accompany the money orders. Letters of support may be sent to the same address.

MOs should be made out to Steve Kubby.

Steve Kubby BK 49899
c/o Placer Co Jail
2775 Richardson Drive
Auburn, CA 95603

http://www.compassionatecoalition.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5406&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

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Compassionate Coalition Meeting: February 15th:
The Sacramento/National Compassionate Coalition
will meet on Wednesday, February
15th, at 7:00pm, at River City Patient Center, 1512 "C" El Camino at Van Ness,
in Sacramento, California. Discussion topics will include: Steve Kubby's court
appearance earlier in the day, SPG tour
effectiveness, and more. For information
contact Nathan Sands at: (916)709-2483. This group meets the first and third
Wednesday of each month.
http://www.compassionatecoalition.com

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Compassionate Coalition Presents:
CANNABIS AT THE CAPITOL
A Medical Marijuana Rally
Sunday, April 9th, 2006
California State Capitol, West Steps
Sacramento, CA
12 noon-6 p.m.
Free Admission

Featuring:

Cedar Matyola - Flamenco Guitar http://www.sacflamenco.com

Bruce Mirken - Marijuana Policy Project Communications Director, San Francisco
http://www.mpp.org

Ryan Landers - Compassionate Coalition Government Affairs Director, Sacramento

Eddy Lepp - Medicinal Cannabis Cultivator, Federal Defendant, Lake County
http://www.eddysmedicinalgardens.com

Mike & Valerie Corral - Wo/men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana Co-founders,
Santa Cruz http://www.wamm.org

Mel Sterling, Clinical Professor of Medicine, UC Irvine, Medical Director,
Palliative Care Team, St. Joseph Hospital, Orange

Nathan Sands - Compassionate Coalition Chairman of the Board, Sacramento
http://www.compassionatecoalition.org

Tony Bowles - California Marijuana Party President
http://camjp.org

Barbara MacKenzie - Shelter From the Storm Founder, San Diego

Omar Figueroa - Attorney Specializing in Cannabis Law, San Francisco

Frank Lucido, M.D. - Family Physician, Berkeley
http://www.altogether.com/drfrank

D.J. Wokstar - Reggae/Ganja Tunes

"Daycare" the Rock Band
http://www.myspace.com/daycare

Compassionate Coalition is an all-volunteer, non-profit, educational
organization. We defend the rights of patients to have safe access to medical
marijuana.
Please make a donation today at:
http://www.compassionatecoalition.org/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=22&MMN_position=115:115

Thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,
Peter G. Keyes
Vice President
Compassionate Coalition
http://www.compassionatecoalition.org
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