TURMEL: Motion to adjourn Possess to Traffic trial

JCT: I filed the following Notice of Motion on the Crown 
this morning: 

Court File No. 03-20030
                  ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE
                      (Ottawa Region)
Between:
                   Her Majesty the Queen
                                        Respondent/Plaintiff
                            and 
                       John C. Turmel 
                                           Applicant/Accused

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           NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ADJOURNMENT 
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TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday Nov 4 2003 at 9am in Courtroom 
#7 at the Ottawa Courthouse at 160 Elgin St. Ottawa, the 
Applicant will make an application to the Court with consent 
of the Crown for an Order adjourning the trial of the 
accused from November 20 2003 to June 20 2004. 

THE GROUNDS OF THE APPLICATION ARE that:

1) the trial should be adjourned until the Supreme Court of 
Canada has ruled on the Application for leave to appeal the 
Oct. 7 2003 decision of Ontario Court of Appeal which 
sustained the May 26 2003 refusal of Superior Court Aitken 
to issue a writ of prohibition ending the prosecution of the 
accused;

2) June 20 accounts for Applicant's Jan 7 2004 90-day 
deadline, the Crown's 60-days to respond, and three months 
for the court's decision. 

AND FOR any Order abridging the time for service, filing, or 
hearing of the application, or amending any defect as to 
form or content of the motion, or any Order deemed just. 

THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE will be used at the 
hearing of the motion: The Affidavit of John C. Turmel dated 
Oct 30 2003, and any other material this Court may allow. 
Dated at Ottawa on Oct 30 2003.
John C. Turmel, B. Eng. 
Tel/fax: 613-562-0669
To: Registrar of this Court 
Attorney General for Canada 


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                AFFIDAVIT OF JOHN C. TURMEL
                    (Sworn Oct 30 2003)
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I, John C. Turmel, residing in Ottawa make oath and say as 
follows:
 
1. On May 14 2003, it is alleged that C. Turmel on or about 
the 14th day of May 2003 at the city of Ottawa unlawfully 
did, for the purpose of trafficking, possess a substance 
included in schedule II of the CDSA, to wit, an amount not 
exceeding 3 kgs of Cannabis Marijuana, contrary to Section 
5(2) of the said Act, thereby committing an indictable 
offence under section 5(4) of the said Act.

2. On May 29 2003, a motion to quash and for prohibition was 
dismissed by Justice Aitken. 

3. The Ontario Court of Appeal expedited the appeal which 
was heard on July 30 2003 and dismissed on Oct 7 2003. 

4. The Applicant will file an Application for leave to 
appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada by Jan 7 2003. The 
Crown will file their response within 60 days. The Court 
will probably rule within 90 more days.

3. This Affidavit is made in support of an application with 
consent of the Crown for an Order adjourning the trial of 
the accused from November 20 2003 to June 20 2004. 
John C. Turmel, B. Eng. 
Sworn before me at the 
City of Ottawa on Oct 30 2003.
A COMMISSIONER, ETC. 

JCT: The Crown, Allyson Ratsoy, consented to the adjournment 
so long as I am asking for it and it's not construed as not-
swift-enough justice. And the Court can grant the 
adjournment without our even needing to show up. 


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for UNILETS interest-free time-based currency in U.N. resolution C6
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