I’m pleased to announce that Bradly Jardis, an 11 year law enforcement veteran, will be informing the Cheshire County Superior Court that he will be representing me during the upcoming trial for “Contempt of Court, Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest or Detention.”

During his career as a law enforcer, Brad learned a great deal about the law. Since resigning as an agent of the State he has dedicated himself to advancing the cause of peace, liberty and justice – principles most modern day law enforcers violate as a matter of business.

Brad Jardis is a New Hampshire native and is well known for being one of the very first active rank-and-file law enforcement officers to join Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) and come out publicly against the insane war on drugs. His work in LEAP resulted in him forming alliances and friendships with many people participating in the liberty movement. Brad admits that many things he did as a police officer he regrets. He hopes that by speaking out on liberty-related issues other law enforcement officers can understand that a society need not target peaceful people for prosecution who break victimless laws and that individual police officials should follow their conscience before blindly following orders handed down by politicians.

The final pretrial hearing is scheduled for January 31st and the trial can take place after jury selection, which takes place on February 13th at 9AM, until the 21st. Since Brad will need time to prepare for the case we will likely be asking for a month continuance which would possibly place the trial in March.