Morally Grey, Confessions of a Career Drug Dealer: A Mildly Autistic Perspective.

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It’s not the two decades when I sold drugs that is the main topic of this book, but rather, is a collection of stories from my very unique life path, filled with the whole arc of human emotions. You can expect some laughs, epic suspense and adventures, a few incredibly painful stories caused by mistakes, that have always been followed by wonderful realizations. While in jail, at 17, I started studying the Charter of Rights. Before I was 20, I discovered a completely new way to challenge drug laws. I was arrested for drug trafficking 7 years ago and had to admit the drugs were mine, so my friend didn’t get charged as well. I represented myself in court, and during an off-the-record hearing, I gave the federal prosecutor a copy of the Charter argument my entire defense was based on; two months later, the charges were dropped.