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Legalize - 2005 is a citizen activist project designed to bring about, finally, the relaxation of U.S. Federal laws governing the
possession, cultivation, sale, and use of marijuana, also commonly know worldwide as cannabis.  This will be accomplished
through an intensely focused citizen lobbying campaign.  The details of  this plan can be read about in:

  The Legalization Letter II                            Some have asked,  Are You Insane? ... Followup to The Legalization Letter II  

  On Marijuana and Thinking - a personal perspective                                                 Back to Keith Blevins,  Liberal Patriot
 
  MakePotLegal555.org   - Please support this effort, we are reaching out to everyone affected by this campaign - including our
                                          traditional opposition.  By explaining the current trends and inevitablility of Legalization we intend to
                                          enroll them in joining our efforts.  Let's all UNITE, STAND and FIGHT for what's right!
                                                                                                          
NORML's directory of elected officials - use to find contact info
 ... (NORML is not affiliated in any way with Legalize - 2004)                                                                                       Contact
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                            JONATHAN'S LAW*
                                           (Formerly The Marijuana Legalization Act of 2004)

-The Drug Enforcement Administration is directed to reschedule cannabis, also known as marijuana,
into the category, “Generally Recognized As Safe”.

-All Federal restrictions on the possession, use, sale, and cultivation of cannabis are lifted as of the date
 on which this legislation is signed into law by the President.

-All persons currently serving Federal sentences for possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis
shall be released from prison immediately upon this legislation becoming law.

-All pending cases regarding the possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis shall be dismissed
upon this legislation becoming law.

-All current Federal investigations of cannabis-related activities shall be discontinued upon this
legislation becoming law.

-No resources of the Federal Government of the United States shall be used to monitor, control, or
regulate the possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis, either acting independently, or in
conjunction with any state or municipality.

-No resources of the Federal Government of the United States shall be used to influence, directly or
indirectly, the internal politics of any state or municipality regarding their laws concerning  the
possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis.  This includes attempts to influence state
legislatures, and also attempts to influence voters who are considering ballot initiatives.

-Considering that cannabis metabolites remain in a person’s body long after it’s effects, and the
ambiguous data regarding the effects of cannabis on driver safety, all state laws regarding drugged
driving must be based on physical performance standards, and not merely on the presence of drug
metabolites in a person‘s system.

* - Named in honor of Jonathan Magbie,  whose life ended on September 24, 2004.  Killed by the
callous indifference of the  legal system of the District of Columbia.  

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