Q is the first to win the right to use medical marijuana while on federal probation

https://theinvestigation.org/psycho This recording documents a federal probation violation hearing held before Judge Joy Conti on 9/13/2019 where Q became the first person to win the right to use medical marijuana while on federal probation. To obtain this victory against the feds, Q devised a masterful legal exploit that not only allowed him to win the right to use medical marijuana, but this exploit also allowed him to dispute the false "schizophrenia" diagnosis manufactured by Judge Kearney during the prior probation violation hearing held on 1/19/2018 (as follows):    • Video   Q researched and discovered that in the State of Florida (where he was residing), it is legal to obtain a medical marijuana license to treat PTSD yet illegal to get one for schizophrenia (because schizophrenia is not a qualifying condition). He also discovered a federal law called the "Consolidated Appropriations Act" (CAA) which prohibits the Department of Justice (and all its divisions, to include the US Attorney's Office, FBI, Federal Marshals and Bureau of Prisons) from expending any money to punish any medical marijuana patient that is in strict compliance with State marijuana laws. After researching these laws, Q realized that he could easily challenge the false "schizophrenia" diagnosis by getting a Florida medical marijuana license to treat PTSD and then invoking the CAA as a defense to the false "schizophrenia" diagnosis issued by the feds which was also captured in another recording as follows:    • Florida mafia attempts to imprison Q in me...   Up until this recorded hearing which took place on 9/13/2019, many people attempted to invoke the CAA to try and obtain the right to use medical marijuana while on federal probation, but in all the precedents, no one had "strictly complied" with the State laws to successfully obtain the relief. Q was the first to prove full compliance, forcing the prosecutor to finally drop the marijuana violations. The feds were also forced to immediately terminate Q's probation (almost two years early) because they could no longer supervise Q while he was actively blowing marijuana smoke in their faces to celebrate his masterful legal victory against them (to become the first person in USA to win the right to use medical marijuana while on federal probation). To this day, the Court is still refusing to provide Q with official recordings and transcripts of this remarkable hearing (despite pending motions requesting them). If Q had not been released from the illegal imprisonment immediately prior to the hearing, he also would not have obtained the ability to smuggle a recorder into the Court to capture the proceedings as published in this recording.