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Criminal Justice System / Origin Mysteries
Judge James Gray outlined issues facing the criminal justice system. Followed by Paul Anthony Wallis on ET origins in mythology and the Bible.More » Defending Personal Freedoms / Sasquatch in Canada
James P. Gray talked about the loss of freedoms in America and the failed drug war. Followed by John Zada on Canadian Sasquatch mysteries.More » Criminal Justice Reforms/ ET Life
James P. Gray discussed reforms in criminal justice, including the legalization of pot. Followed by Charles Cockell on what alien life may be like.More » Personal Freedoms/ UFOs, Underground Bases, & Little People
Judge Jim Gray updated the progress in drug de-criminalization, and other reforms. Followed by Mary A. Joyce on underground bases, little people, and UFOs.More » Libertarian Issues/ Templars in North America
James P. Gray has been a trial judge in Orange County, California since 1983 and was the 2012 Libertarian candidate for Vice President. In the first half, he discussed how the Libertarian Party has been surging in polls this year, and his views on drug policy reform, Social...More » Drug & Tax Reforms
James P. Gray has been a trial judge in Orange County, California since 1983 and was the 2012 Libertarian candidate for Vice President. He discussed many of the issues ignored by mainstream politicians including drug legalization, education reform, a flat tax system, unnecessary...More » The Dope Show
In the first half of the show, John B. Wells was joined by Judge Jim Gray for a discussion on the issue of marijuana and drug prohibition laws in the United States. In the latter half of the program, author Doug Fine talked about legal cannabis farming and how it benefits...More » Drug Law Reform
George Knapp welcomed Judge Jim Gray for a discussion on the possibility of reforming America's drug laws, taking illegal drug usage from a criminal issue into a social and medical one. "Drug prohibition is the biggest failed policy in the history of our country, second only to...More »