Screenings!
"BUSTED:
The
Citizen's
Guide
to
Surviving
Police
Encounters"
to
Air
Around
the
Country
March
29th
to
April
12th
--
Host
One
in
Your
Home
or
Community
or
School!
3/5/04
Over the past few months,
DRCNet readers have ordered roughly 400 copies from us of the Flex Your
Rights (FyR) video "BUSTED: The Citizen's Guide to Surviving Police Encounters."
From March 29th to April 12th, civil rights enthusiasts around the country
will be holding screenings of BUSTED at homes, campuses and theaters around
the country. And the DVD copies that some of you have requested will
be ready on time for them, with DVD and VHS copies both having great new
cover artwork.
In order to encourage you
to participate in this nationwide set of events, we are now offering copies
of BUSTED with donations of $25, down from the previous $35 level.
Also, if you simply can't afford even $25, but will definitely be holding
a screening, we will send you a copy for a donation of $15. And if
you are with an organization, we can arrange for you to be sent additional
copies of BUSTED, to be sold on the occasion of your screening and paid
for or returned after it. So please visit https://stopthedrugwar.org/donate/
to make the most generous contribution you can and to order your copies
of BUSTED today!
Your donation will also help
DRCNet (and Flex Your Rights) navigate the troubled waters of our nation's
struggling economy. Members are more important to organizations like
ours than ever before! You can also donate by check or money order,
by sending them to: DRCNet, P.O. Box 18402, Washington, DC 20036.
Visit https://stopthedrugwar.org/donate/
to print out a form to send in with your donation or to give by credit
card today. Consider signing up for a monthly donation too!
Contributions to the Drug Reform Coordination Network are not tax-deductible.
If you wish to make a tax-deductible donation to support our educational
work, make your check payable to DRCNet Foundation, same address -- the
portion of your donation that you can deduct will be reduced by the retail
value of the gifts you request.
For further information on
BUSTED screenings, please contact FyR executive director (and former DRCNet
HEA staff member) Steven Silverman at [email protected],
or visit FyR at http://www.flexyourrights.org
online. Lastly, if you never read Phil Smith's review of BUSTED published
in Drug War Chronicle after BUSTED first came out, you can check it out
at https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/310/bustedreview.shtml
online.
SOME OF THE ADVANCE PRAISE
FOR "BUSTED":
"Our precious constitutional
rights are worth only the paper they are written on unless we understand
and exercise them. BUSTED makes an important contribution toward
transforming the Constitution's paper promises into real rights for real
people."
-- Nadine Strossen, president,
American Civil Liberties Union
"BUSTED provides effective
instruction in how to benefit from basic constitutional rights. It
deserves wide distribution."
-- Milton Friedman, Hoover
Institution fellow; Nobel laureate economist
"BUSTED teaches that people
have precious inherent rights under our Constitution and should never feel
guilty when exercising these rights during police encounters."
-- Joseph D. McNamara, former
police chief of San Jose, CA
"Most nonviolent drug offenders
would have avoided my courtroom if they had seen BUSTED."
-- Robert W. Sweet, US District
Court Judge
"As a journalist covering
the war on drugs, I've often been surprised at how readily people consent
to searches. By clearly explaining and vividly illustrating the dynamics
of encounters with the police, BUSTED should help people keep their calm
-- and their freedom."
-- Jacob Sullum, senior
editor, Reason Magazine; author, "Saying Yes: In Defense of Drug Use"
"Chronic disregard for civil
rights is tearing apart the fabric of America. Flex Your Rights has
hit the nail on the head in this hard hitting instructional video."
-- Mike Gray, author, "Drug
Crazy"; chairman, Common Sense for Drug Policy
"BUSTED is the only video
I know of that is providing clear and candid information about how to 'just
say no' to intimidating police searches. Parents, teachers, and concerned
citizens across the US should use BUSTED to protect young people, who are
often targeted by police, from the greatest harm of using marijuana --
arrest."
-- Robert Kampia, executive
director, Marijuana Policy Project
"We should not be put in
the position of trying to protect individuals from themselves, because
that is when we police start violating people's constitutional rights."
-- Jack A. Cole, executive
director, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
"If enough people see BUSTED
it will alter the balance of power on America's streets forever."
-- Nora Callahan, executive
director, November Coalition
-- END --
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