Recent blog posts by LEAP_Speaker
Dispensary make the same profits as drug dealers
Posted in Reader Blogs by Jay Fleming, LEAP on Tue, 02/06/2007 - 1:07pmI live on the California border, so I keep up on medical marijuana there. I also have chronic pain from back surgery, so I understand the patients side. Dispensaries in California may be proving the other sides point.
Break traffic laws and not get in trouble? Want to be exempt? Become a cop
Posted in Reader Blogs by Jay Fleming, LEAP on Thu, 01/04/2007 - 2:48pmIt's possible for the police to attach a GPS tracking device your vehicle, enabling them to track your every move. That is unless you’re the police, their exempt, just ask the mayor.
In an article in the NLECTC Law Enforcement & Corrections Technology News
Being the Best "Bad Guy" You Can
Posted in Speakeasy Main by Jay Fleming, LEAP on Sun, 09/17/2006 - 8:03pmGuest blogger Jay Fleming of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition points out a painful unintended consequence for police officers who do undercover work:
Undercover is being the best bad guy you can.
Retired Sheriff's Deputy Jay Fleming of LEAP Joins DRCNet Blogging Team -- Drugs, Crime and Conservation First Topic
Posted in Prohibition in the Media by Jay Fleming, LEAP on Thu, 09/14/2006 - 2:40pmDRCNet is pleased to welcome Jay Fleming to the Speakeasy. Fleming was for many years a deputy sheriff and narcotics officer in Washington, Montana & Idaho. He is now retired in the US southwest (Arizona) and is a speaker with the organization Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP). Fleming has graciously agreed to serve as a regular, featured guest blogger here in the Speakeasy, focusing on the impact of drug prohibition on the western United States.
