[GPSCC-chat] Court Appearance - SUPPORT LAURA IN PERSON

[Gerry Gras]

spencerg wrote:
> What do I have to do to sign the petition?

Go to:

	http://bit.ly/freelaurawells

and scroll down past the video, past the paragraph for
the DA.

> I can see where to "Login to
> the Greenchange Network", but I don't see where to sign the petition. Do
> people have to "Sign Up" with the GreenChange Network to sign the
> petition?

No.

That's not clear, and I'm not eager to sign up. Spencer

Me too.

Gerry

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> On 10/31/2010 1:22 AM, Gerry Gras wrote:
>>
>> As many of you know, our gubernatorial candidate will
>> be spending part of Election Day on a matter that is
>> unusual for a candidate.
>>
>> Laura Wells will be arraigned in court on Tuesday.
>>
>> In political cases, normally the judge, the attorneys,
>> and the media pay attention to how much support the
>> accused has. The more supporters Laura has in court,
>> the better it is for Laura. So I am asking that any
>> supporter of Laura, or civil liberties, or democracy,
>> or justice, be in court if possible for Laura's
>> arraignment. Unfortunately I won't be there, I am
>> committed to being a pollworker all day on Tuesday.
>>
>> Below are the details, and below that is the press
>> release.
>>
>> Also, for those who wish to have their names on the
>> petition, please sign as soon as possible. I understand
>> that Marnie Glickman will be delivering the petition to
>> the District Attorney sometime on Monday. I don't know
>> when she will be printing the petition.
>> http://bit.ly/freelaurawells
>>
>> INFORMATION ON ARRAIGNMENT:
>>
>> Laura is in courtroom N, 1 p.m. Tuesday
>> BE THERE BY 12:30.
>>
>> Marin County Superior Court
>> 3501 Civic Center Drive
>> San Rafael, California 94903
>>
>>
>> =========== Press Release ============
>>
>> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>> Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
>> Contact: Laura Wells, 510-504-4254 or 916-996-9170
>>
>> ATTENTION WEEKEND EDITOR
>>
>>
>> GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE SPENDS WEEKEND
>> CAMPAIGNING FOR VOTES...AND PETITION
>> SIGNATURES TO KEEP HER OUT OF JAIL
>>
>> SAN RAFAEL, CA. – While Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman will be
>> campaigning this weekend to become governor of California, Green Party
>> gubernatorial candidate Laura Wells will be asking people not just for
>> votes, but for petition signatures to keep her out of jail.
>>
>> Wells (www.laurawells.org) who was arrested here Oct. 12 just trying
>> to watch a Governor Debate (she was already banned from
>> participating), will be at the MARIN COUNTY FARMERS MARKET Sunday from
>> 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (3501 Civic Center Dr., Main Entrance).
>>
>> Wells will be campaigning and trying to get signatures on a petition
>> urging Marin County District Attorney Edward Berberian to dismiss her
>> misdemeanor charges.
>>
>> She is due in Marin County Criminal Court on Election Day, Nov. 2 to
>> face those charges.
>>
>> The petition states: "Laura Wells, the Green candidate for Governor of
>> California, was arrested on Oct. 12, 2010 at the California Governor's
>> Debate. Her arrest is a violation of her civil rights. She had a
>> ticket and the right to attend the debate. We request that you dismiss
>> the criminal charge against Ms. Wells and launch an investigation into
>> why she was arrested."
>>
>> Wells, who garnered more than 400,000 votes when she ran for
>> Controller in 2002 on the Green ticket, is a financial analyst who
>> talks about solutions – not politics – to California's budget mess.
>>
>> Wells wants to "reform" Prop. 13 so it benefits individuals, as was
>> promised, but large corporations. She is promoting the concept of a
>> "State Bank" that would make loans to residents, including student
>> college loans and profit California, not private bailed-out banks.
>>
>>
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