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Elections Canada 2015 - Weed is Howe To Pay For The Gordie Howe International Bridge
by The Weed Warrior
"BC Bud from Canada is Cleaner that Oil From Alberta and, Water In Flint MI USA"
- A Detroit Resident listening to Jazz at Baker Keyboard
With a Justin Tredeau victory, the money will be there to
pay for a new bridge and, he will allow the United States to pay for the bridge
loan with revenue from the bustiling Marijuana industry in America, specifically
the State of Michigan. One of Justin’s
first official acts is to decriminalize the stigma and criminal penalties for
Marijuana the plant. Unlike the United
States who loves to put people in jail for small amounts of medicine, Canada
under Treadeu will not be suckered into the privatized prison scam that has
infected the governments of Counties and States across America. Prisoners are treated like a share of stock
on Wall Street and corporations benefit up to $25,000 a year per body in a
cell.
Justin’s father was Piere Tredeau one of Canada’s most successful
Prime Ministers(wiki def). In 1969 he commissioned a study to decriminalize
Marijuana so that people would not clog a corrections system with small
time drug offenders(click
Here for Toronto Star News) . He
also was a statesman because he could get along with everybody and treated
people with respect.
By electing Justin Tredeau, this would be an important step
towards granting full clemency and pardon to Mr. Marc Scott Emery of Vancouver
British Colombia. By President Obama
granting him clemency, Marc and his wife Jodie can cross into Detroit from
Windsor on the Ambassador Bridge and stop by and say hi at a provisioning center
in our City of Detroit.
So if you know of someone in Canada, please let them know
that they can vote NOW up until October 19th, in person for Justin
Tredeau son of a change agent.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Voting Straight D to Keep the Weed Free. 2014 Lame Ducks and The Future of Marijuana Law Reform
By Weed Warrior (with quotes from voters)
“When I Vote this time, I will remember in November what happened last December” - UAW member and Medical Marijuana Patient.
"I am Voting the 420 Slate (click here) to get the economy straight" - A customer at Baker's Keyboard Lounge
The future of Marijuana as we know it is in danger, if you
don’t vote straight Democratic and, for Supreme Court Judges Bernstine, Murphy, and
Thomas. People who want you to believe
that legislators in Lansing will pass progressive Marijuana laws in Lame Duck
session after the election will be lied to again. Just ask the Unions regarding
Right to Work legislation that was passed after November 2012 election. Another example is the Voter suppression
involved to prevent the repeal of the Emergency Manager Law. Changing a law after
the election so that the voters cannot change again is clear example of Voting
Fraud.
"When you replace the letter U with an I in Lame Duck, this is what we will get in Lansing if we let those same guys win again like 2010" - A Unidentified Female shopping at Mejiers on 8 mile and Woodward.
On a national level, electing Congressional Representatives
and Senators that are Cannabis friendly, Marijuana would be removed from the
Controlled Substances List. Leaders like Brenda Lawrence and John Conyers will
pass laws allowing dollars to be transferred from incarceration into education,
infrastructure upgrading like streets, sewers, lights, and other things needed.
To negate the effect of Statewide voter photo ID laws,
taking a selfie at the polls with your provisional ballot in your hand is a possible legal
answer to the problem. As long as you are a citizen outside of a Jail, you have the right to vote and have it counted by
law.
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| Chef RA R.I.P. |
In 2014 the State of Colorado has made $45 million
dollars in tax revenue from legal Marijuana sales in eight months. They are on track
to make $62.5 million dollars in twelve months at the current rate of sales. In
Michigan, land is being revitalized by people who have opened up compassion
centers in Cities all over Michigan. The State is in line to make $100,000+
million dollars through the development of agricultural Industrial Hemp and,
Cities that will have a new source of revenue from Marijuana sales and
distribution.
With Mark Schauer in power, untapped revenue will appear in the State
Budget from the discontinuance of asset forfeitures, arrests for Marijuana,
and the empty jail cells that will be created afterwards. Godfrey Dillard will
finally allow the technology to use your driver’s license picture on the
Michigan Medical Marijuana so that you can use it as a valid photo id. Your
card would be honored like every other government id at any bank, grocery
store, or to cast a vote. Finally we will have an upgrade in the Office of the
Attorney General of the State of Michigan. We are a Mark Totten away
from green jobs and prosperity in Michigan. We will have responsible Attorney
General in Mark because he will protect children and respect the will of the
voters regarding Medical Marijuana, Emergency Mangers and, restore the
integrity of the office to consumers.
Michelle Alexander has written a book called the New Jim Crow (Click Here) regarding the War on Drugs and how it adversely affects people of color. I urge you to read it when you have time or before you cast your vote. (Listen to Michelle Alexander's Video - Click Here)
I urging you to Vote Early from Now until
November 3rd 2014 at the following
locations:
Detroit Election Bureau on 2978 Grand Boulevard Detroit MI 48202 8a-5p Mon-Fri
Wayne County Community College two locations 10/13-11/3 9a-5p Mon-Fri
Parking is free at WC3 so, Vote Straight D, to keep the
Weed Free!
.
For Supreme Court Judge:
Vote B.M.T. for Victory! Richard Bernstine, Bill Murphy, and Debra
Thomas
Friday, October 10, 2014
November 4th, 2014 General Election - 420 Cannabis Slate of Candidates
by the Weed Warrior
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".
The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
"Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box"
420 Cannabis Slate Endorsements
| Office Sought | Candidate Name | |
| Governor | Mark Schauer | |
| Attorney General | Mark Totten | Nov 2014 |
| Secretary of State | Godfrey Dillard | Nov 2014 |
| US Senate | Gary Peters | |
| US Rep Dist 13 | John Conyers | |
| US Rep Dist 14 | Brenda Lawrence | |
| MI State Rep Dist 2 | Alberta Tinsley Tilab | |
| MI State Rep Dist 3 | Wendel Byrd | |
| MI State Rep Dist 4 | Rose Mary Robinson | |
| MI State Rep Dist 5 | Fred Durhal | |
| MI State Rep Dist 6 | Stephanie Chang | |
| MI State Rep Dist 7 | Laytoya Garrett | |
| MI State Rep Dist 8 | Sherry Day-Gagnogo | |
| MI State Rep Dist 9 | Harvey Santana | |
| MI State Rep Dist 10 | Leslie Love | |
| MI Senate Dist 1 | Coleman Young | |
| MI Senate Dist 2 | Bert Johnson | |
| MI Senate Dist 3 | Morris Hood | |
| MI Senate Dist 5 | David Knezek | |
| Wayne County Exec | Warren Evans | |
| Wayne County Prosecutor | Kym Worthy | |
| Wayne County Sheriff | Benny Napolean | |
| Wayne County Probate Court | Rohn Mitchell | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court | Richard Bernstine | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court | Bill Murphy | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court(I) | Deborah Thomas | |
| Detroit Public School Board | Lamar Lemmons | |
| Canadian Prime Minister | Justin Tredeau | Sep 2015 |
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
Where to Vote?
Before Nov 4th:
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Friday.
Parking $5.00
Wayne County Community College Campus (2 locations):
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Saturday
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Saturday
5901 Conner Detroit MI 48213 (313) 922-3311
8200 W. Outer Drive Detroit MI 48219 (313) 943-4000
Parking: Free.
Cast your ballot in person or take it home with you and mail in.
You can drop off your filled out absentee ballot there also. Save a stamp!
On Nov 4th: Click Here to find your Polling Location
Nov. 4th General Election - 420 Cannabis Slate of Candidates
by the Weed Warrior
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".
The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
"Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box"
420 Cannabis Slate Endorsements
| Office Sought | Candidate Name | |
| Governor | Mark Schauer | |
| Attorney General | Mark Totten | Nov 2014 |
| Secretary of State | Godfrey Dillard | Nov 2014 |
| US Senate | Gary Peters | |
| US Rep Dist 13 | John Conyers | |
| US Rep Dist 14 | Brenda Lawrence | |
| MI State Rep Dist 2 | Alberta Tinsley Tilab | |
| MI State Rep Dist 3 | Wendel Byrd | |
| MI State Rep Dist 4 | Rose Mary Robinson | |
| MI State Rep Dist 5 | Fred Durhal | |
| MI State Rep Dist 6 | Stephanie Chang | |
| MI State Rep Dist 7 | Laytoya Garrett | |
| MI State Rep Dist 8 | Sherry Day-Gagnogo | |
| MI State Rep Dist 9 | Harvey Santana | |
| MI State Rep Dist 10 | Leslie Love | |
| MI Senate Dist 1 | Coleman Young | |
| MI Senate Dist 2 | Bert Johnson | |
| MI Senate Dist 3 | Morris Hood | |
| MI Senate Dist 5 | David Knezek | |
| Wayne County Exec | Warren Evans | |
| Wayne County Prosecutor | Kym Worthy | |
| Wayne County Sheriff | Benny Napolean | |
| Wayne County Probate Court | Rohn Mitchell | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court | Richard Bernstine | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court | Bill Murphy | |
| Justice of the Supreme Court(I) | Deborah Thomas | |
| Detroit Public School Board | Lamar Lemmons | |
| Canadian Prime Minister | Justin Tredeau | Sep 2015 |
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
Where to Vote?
Before Nov 4th:
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Friday.
Parking $5.00
Wayne County Community College Campus (2 locations):
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Saturday
Vote in Person from 8am-4pm Monday through Saturday
5901 Conner Detroit MI 48213 (313) 922-3311
8200 W. Outer Drive Detroit MI 48219 (313) 943-4000
Parking: Free.
Cast your ballot in person or take it home with you and mail in.
You can drop off your filled out absentee ballot there also. Save a stamp!
On Nov 4th: Click Here to find your Polling Location
Monday, July 14, 2014
2014 Wayne County 420/Green Slate Primary Election Guide - August 5, 2014
by Weed Warrior
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".
The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
The following voters guide is based on a candidate's support of Green Jobs through the use, cultivation and, manufacturing of the male and female cannabis plant. While states like Colorado and Washington are benefiting from the explosion in green jobs, current Michigan legislators have been very lackluster when it comes innovation and job creation benefits from the acceptance of "The Plant".The candidates endorsed on this slate would be the best fit to:
1. Create a friendly environment for cannabis based businesses in the State of Michigan and regulate it's use as a free market commodity.
2. Reverse the changes in the Michigan Medical Marijuana law that imposes senseless restrictions of the transporting of marijuana in a vehicle and, other changes that are designed to increase the pipeline to prison and, asset forfeiture cash cow that communities rely on.
3. Creating Green jobs through the cultivation of Industrial Hemp for products like fuel and building materials for homes, roads repair, and automobiles.
4. Modify and remove restrictions on felons allowing them to be caregivers in the Michigan Medical Medical Marijuana program. Being honest on giving someone who made a mistake a true chance to succeed and, create jobs if so inclined to do so.
Are you 35 years old or younger?
Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box.
Vote Green in 2014!
420 Progressive Slate Endorsements
Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box.
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Vote Green in 2014!
420 Progressive Slate Endorsements
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Where to Vote Tue. Aug 5th, 2014
Click Here to find your Polling Location
Vote early absentee at WC3!
Click Here to find your Polling Location
Vote early absentee at WC3!
Dates: Monday Aug. 4th, 2014
Time: 8-4pm
Location: Wayne County Community College:
5901 Conner Detroit MI 48213 (313) 922-3311
8200 W. Outer Drive Detroit MI 48219 (313) 943-4000
Parking: Free.
Cast your ballot in person or take it home with you and mail in.
You can drop off your filled out absentee ballot there also. Save a stamp!
Labels:
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Saturday, July 5, 2014
2014 Michigan State Prosecutor Aug/Nov Voting Guide - Take Your Blunt to the Ballot Box
by The Weed Warrior
Has your prosecutor been naughty or nice regarding the possession and ingestion of Cannabis infused products? In 2014 and, if you support ending the War on Weed, then take your blunt with you to the ballot box and VOTE! You can vote early in Wayne County by going to the campus of Wayne County Community College and Vote early by absentee, usually by 4:30pm Monday through Friday. Other county locations require you to go to your city clerk's office and Vote early also. As the election date gets closer, there may be a Saturday session also.
Below is the list of all 83 County Prosecutors in the State of Michigan. The ones that have been tolerant to cana-business are flagged with a "Y". (Genesee - David Leyton, Ingham - Stuart Dunnings II, Wayne - Kym Worthy). Prosecutors who have not been supportive have a "N" by their names. (Kent - William Forsyth). Others who are non flagged, county residents must examine their behavior when it comes to Marijuana "crimes" and number of guilty prosecutions regarding the plant. Criteria includes the number of Cana-Business centers in their county and, prosecution of small amounts of Marijuana.
The vote to legalize in Colorado has created over 10,000 jobs in a 6 month period. Republicans like Industrial Hemp in Colorado because they are able to grow it for manufacturing and, most of them are farmers. Democrats like legalization because of all of the jobs pot brings to a City. This is a bi-partisan issue that all parties can agree on and, will enable our elected leaders to pass joint legislation(pun intended) to create jobs. In addition to that, it will eliminate the need to purchase costly placebo products like Golden Seal at $45 a pop to mask the use of Marijuana in your system so that you can pass a drug screen.
If there is additional information regarding a county prosecutor, then list them in the comment section of this posting.
Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box and Vote Green in 2014!
Are people who use Hooka Pipes "Happy Hookas"?
| Warrior Shekina Pena - Lansing MI Exonerated by a Jury of Her Peers(2010) Accused of Voter Fraud by Attorney General Bill Schuette |
Below is the list of all 83 County Prosecutors in the State of Michigan. The ones that have been tolerant to cana-business are flagged with a "Y". (Genesee - David Leyton, Ingham - Stuart Dunnings II, Wayne - Kym Worthy). Prosecutors who have not been supportive have a "N" by their names. (Kent - William Forsyth). Others who are non flagged, county residents must examine their behavior when it comes to Marijuana "crimes" and number of guilty prosecutions regarding the plant. Criteria includes the number of Cana-Business centers in their county and, prosecution of small amounts of Marijuana.
The vote to legalize in Colorado has created over 10,000 jobs in a 6 month period. Republicans like Industrial Hemp in Colorado because they are able to grow it for manufacturing and, most of them are farmers. Democrats like legalization because of all of the jobs pot brings to a City. This is a bi-partisan issue that all parties can agree on and, will enable our elected leaders to pass joint legislation(pun intended) to create jobs. In addition to that, it will eliminate the need to purchase costly placebo products like Golden Seal at $45 a pop to mask the use of Marijuana in your system so that you can pass a drug screen.
If there is additional information regarding a county prosecutor, then list them in the comment section of this posting.
Take your Blunts to the Ballot Box and Vote Green in 2014!
| County Name | Prosecutor | Y | N |
| ALLEGAN | Frederick L. Anderson | ||
| ALPENA | K. Edward Black | ||
| ANTRIM | James Rossiter | ||
| ARENAC | Curtis Broughton | ||
| BARAGA | Joseph P. O'Leary | ||
| BARRY | Julie Nakfoor Pratt | ||
| BAY | Kurt Asbury | ||
| BENZIE | Sara Swanson | ||
| BERRIEN | Michael J. Sepic | ||
| BRANCH | Ralph Kimble | ||
| CALHOUN | David Gilbert | ||
| CASS | Victor A. Fitz | ||
| CHARLEVOIX | Allen Telgenhof | ||
| CHEBOYGAN | Daryl P. Vizina | ||
| CHIPPEWA | Brian A. Peppler | ||
| CLARE | Michelle J. Ambrozaitis | ||
| CLINTON | Charles D. Sherman | Y | |
| CRAWFORD | Everette E. Ayers | ||
| DELTA | Steve Parks | ||
| DICKINSON | Lisa Richards | ||
| EATON | Douglas R. Lloyd | ||
| EMMET | James R. Linderman | ||
| GENESEE | David S. Leyton | Y | |
| GLADWIN | Aaron W. Miller | ||
| GOGEBIC | Richard B. Adams | ||
| GRAND TRAVERSE | Robert Cooney | ||
| GRATIOT | Keith J. Kushion | ||
| HILLSDALE | Neal A. Brady | ||
| HOUGHTON | Michael Makinen | ||
| HURON | Timothy J. Rutkowski | ||
| INGHAM | Stuart J. Dunnings, III | Y | |
| IONIA | Ronald J. Schafer | ||
| IOSCO | Nichol Palumbo | ||
| IRON | Melissa A. Powell | ||
| ISABELLA | Risa Scully | ||
| JACKSON | Jerry Jarzynka | N | |
| KALAMAZOO | Jeffrey Getting | ||
| KALKASKA | Michael Perreault | ||
| KENT | William A. Forsyth | N | |
| KEWEENAW | Donna L. Jaaskelainen | ||
| LAKE | Craig Cooper | ||
| LAPEER | Tim Turkelson | ||
| LEELANAU | Joseph T. Hubbell | N | |
| LENAWEE | R. Burke Castleberry | ||
| LIVINGSTON | William Vailliencourt | ||
| LUCE | Joshua Freed | ||
| MACKINAC | Jay Stuart Spencer | ||
| MACOMB | Eric J. Smith | ||
| MANISTEE | Ford K. Stone | ||
| MARQUETTE | Matt J. Wiese | ||
| MASON | Paul R. Spaniola | ||
| MECOSTA | Peter Jaklevic | ||
| MENOMINEE | Daniel E. Hass | ||
| MIDLAND | Erik Wallen | N | |
| MISSAUKEE | William Donnelly, Jr | ||
| MONROE | William P. Nichols | ||
| MONTCALM | Andrea Krause | ||
| MONTMORENCY | Terrie J. Case | ||
| MUSKEGON | DJ Hilson | N | |
| NEWAYGO | Robert Springstead | ||
| OAKLAND | Jessica R. Cooper | N | |
| OCEANA | Joseph Bizon | ||
| OGEMAW | LaDona Schultz | ||
| ONTONAGON | James Jessup | ||
| OSCEOLA | Tyler Thompson | ||
| OSCODA | Casandra Morse-Bills | ||
| OTSEGO | Michael Rola | ||
| OTTAWA | Ronald J. Frantz | ||
| PRESQUE ISLE | Richard K. Steiger | ||
| ROSCOMMON | Mark Jernigan | ||
| SAGINAW | John McColgan | ||
| SANILAC | James V. Young | ||
| SCHOOLCRAFT | Timothy R. Noble | ||
| SHIAWASSEE | Deana Finnegan | ||
| ST. CLAIR | Michael Wendling | ||
| ST. JOSEPH | John L. McDonough | ||
| TUSCOLA | Mark E. Reene | ||
| VAN BUREN | Michael Bedford | ||
| WASHTENAW | Brian L. Mackie | Y | |
| WAYNE | Kym L. Worthy | Y | |
| WEXFORD | Anthony Badovinac | N |
Are people who use Hooka Pipes "Happy Hookas"?
Labels:
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Michigan,
Prosecutors,
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