Here are a series of resources which lay out the Justice by Design arguments and offers information, help and advice to all interested parties, whether users of medical cannabis, doctors, clinicians, Government/Civil Service administrators, advisors or legal practitioners.
These are symptoms that occur daily for Pete. Symptoms can vary greatly for a range of patients with conditions that respond to cannabis based medication. The clip shows how such episodes can develop and how they can be safely managed in real time using prescribed medication.
What you will see is part of ordinary symptom management for people living with this condition. The movements are not extreme, and Pete remains fully conscious throughout, but they demonstrate how quickly function can be lost and restored. For patients who rely on rapid-acting medication, these moments define whether we can move, speak, stand – and simply STAY SAFE. The swift, effective self-medication negates the need for a carer to be present at all times. This is why the law’s current restrictions on administration matter so profoundly.
Discrimination by Design – main briefing document
Second edition (November 2025)
Discrimination by Design – briefing document, Annex D
Impact assessment and procedural review (October 2025)
Discrimination by Design – briefing document, Annex E
Open questions to Government, second edition (October 2025)
Discrimination by Design – briefing document, Annex F
Freedom of information questions (November 2025)
Justice by Design
Letter to Home Office (June 2025)
Discrimination by Design – main briefing document
First edition (September 2025)
Discrimination by Design – briefing document, Annex E
Open questions to Government, first edition (October 2025)