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Last modified: July 11, 2012 5:56pm CDT
Preliminary Hearing Trial Transcript
February 18, 2004 - page 30
30 l for you to look up while in the meantime I am sitting 2 over here specially appearing for Mr. Martinez, I do feel 3 a distinct disadvantage. 4 That being said, there is ample evidence, and I 5 don't believe the affirmative defense is strong enough at 6 the preliminary hearing to get over the hurdle for him not 7 to be held to answer. 8 MR. SASNETT: For whatever impact it might have on 9 the courts decision Mr. Canada is willing to waive his 10 right to continuous preliminary hearing and I have 11 printed out the three Cases I Cited without marking them 12 up in any way if anyone wants to take a look at those 13 cases. 14 MR. ADAMS: Well, if your Honor would give the People 15 an opportunity to grab a couple of cases and cite them. 16 THE COURT: What I would suggest in this matter is 17 to, since there is an agreement to waive the continuous 18 preliminary hearing, if you can both submit briefs to me 19 on this issue as to the applicability of the compassionate 20 marijuana usage I have some real questions as to the 21 amount that is involved here. 22 I would like to find something that indicates 23 that. I want to find out these cases whether or not they 24 deal with the amounts involved in it also. I don't know 25 if it is a like check to do whatever he wants to do. 26 There may be, I am kind of thinking this out as 27 I discuss it, I probably shouldn't do that - 28 MR. ADAMS: Your Honor, can we go far enough where we
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