DON'T LIKE RESULTS? FIND ANOTHER JOB

It doesn't matter if Deputy Chief William Brooks thinks the vote to
decriminalize marijuana is crazy or not.

His bosses, We The People, have spoken. His job, as their agent, is
now to enforce the will of We The People. If he cannot accept, and
protect, the right of an individual to possess a small portion of
marijuana without entanglement in the criminal justice system, then he
should get out of their way and resign.

He has been told what his job is; he must now either quit griping and
do it or step aside.

I'm sure he would find a more congenial home in the
DEA.

Buford C. Terrell

Professor of Law (retired)

Stafford, Texas