Category: Case Law

Public Prosecution Service Canada, But Which One?

By , April 30, 2013

Dag nab it! I thought at last I had it figured out…but the rabbit hole not only goes deep, it goes wide.

Public Prosecution Service Canada (PPSC) is the group of fine, law abiding lawyers who have no interest in convictions just making sure the law is upheld and justice is done. Right? Well maybe some, but another bunch are lying, cheating bunch of rascals. Can I meet the honest ones please?

It seems that PPSC has, like a cat, multiple lives. Will you looky here. It seems that there are at least three and maybe four of them. Dun and Bradstreet lists a few variations of the name with different addresses. hmmm Continue reading 'Public Prosecution Service Canada, But Which One?'»

CITIZEN’S ARREST AND SELF-DEFENCE ACT

By , April 29, 2013

Woohoo. The government has given you permission to defend yourself!

Before you could get into trouble if you tried to defend yourself from an attacker… now you have more freedom to fight back. Does it feel good?

Check out this little tidbit from the very end of the “backgrounder” page which, for some reason, was not mentioned on the press release:

As with self-defence, a claim of defence of property against police action, such as the execution of a search warrant and the seizure of evidence from a person’s house, is only available where the property possessor believes that the police are acting unlawfully.

 

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GOVERNMENT OF CANADA ANNOUNCES COMING INTO FORCE OF THE CITIZEN’S ARREST AND SELF-DEFENCE ACT

http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/nr-cp/2013/doc_32864.html

TORONTO – March 11, 2013 – Today, the Honourable Rob Nicholson, P.C., Q.C., M.P. for Niagara Falls, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and the Honourable Jason Kenney, M.P. for Calgary Southeast and Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, announced that Bill C-26, the Citizen’s Arrest and Self-defence Act, has come into force.

“The Harper Government is committed to keeping our streets and communities safe. Canadians want to know that they are able to protect themselves against criminal acts and that the justice system is behind Continue reading 'CITIZEN’S ARREST AND SELF-DEFENCE ACT'»

Police Sweep Their Offenders Under the Rug

By , April 25, 2013

responsibiltyHave you ever wondered how many police officers are disciplined for illegal acts “on the job”.

I came across this case while researching another and it reminded me of a case in B.C. of an RCMP officer resigning and evading discipline after having been on paid leave for 4-5 years. Crazy. READ IT HERE

Think about it. What police force would want on record that they have dozens of officers having been disciplined for assault, theft etc. etc.? NONE! (I have no idea if this affliction affects your police department)

What a way to falsely create a “clean” record for a police department! Maybe the motto should be “To Self Serve and Self Protect” NOTE: I have great respect for honourable constables….and their life must be tough seeing these corruptions of their profession.

So invite the offender to resign FIRST and… oh darn…. NOW we can’t discipline him (and we have no record of an officer doing dirty deeds). WHEW! Problem solved. Thank goodness for legal procedure rugs to sweep things under.

This guy was facing serious charges, was invited to resign to avoid disciplinary action (saving both parties the  Continue reading 'Police Sweep Their Offenders Under the Rug'»

How To Win in Court Webinar Using Case Law

By , April 17, 2013

gavelMead vs Mead… a good legal read or a piece of vomitus trash?

The courts of all levels issue decisions every week. Some are sound, well written and educational, others to be polite, are far less so.

Join the webinar and be introduced to the idea that some decisions are excellent educational tools on the law, help you understand how judges think and sometimes clearly lay out the process on HOW YOU WIN IN COURT.

When you study a decision, when you know what to look for, you will be uplifted by the understanding of whether you have a useful decision, or pure propaganda. There are examples of both everywhere.

We will go in depth into a recent excellently drafted decision, and a related decision, to learn how to discern what golden nuggets you can find in any decision. Correct reading of decisions will make your court journey a far more positive journey.

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You will also understand how decisions can be tied together to box a judge in, where they have no choice but decide for you, in accordance with the law and your rights, not allowing them to play games and make political rulings. Continue reading 'How To Win in Court Webinar Using Case Law'»

Verdict and Sentence: Genocide in Canada

By , February 25, 2013

Published on Feb 25, 2013 http://itccs.org/

The final Verdict and Sentence of the International Common Law Court of Justice, in the Case of Genocide in Canada by Church and State – Includes the Court Order issued to the Defendants – Issued February 25, 2013

 

www.itccs.org, November 6 and January 30 postings)

These exhibits detailed irrefutable proof of a massive criminal conspiracy by the Defendants’ institutions to commit and conceal Genocide on generations of children in so-called Indian residential schools across Canada.

None of the Defendants challenged or disputed a Public Summons issued to them last September; nor did they deny the charges made against them, or offer counter evidence to the Court.

“Their silence told me a lot. Why wouldn’t innocent people defend their own reputation when accused of such horrible things?” commented one Juror, based in England. 

“These crimes were aimed at children, and were a cold and calculated plan to wipe out Indians who weren’t Christians. And the defendants clearly are still covering up this crime. So we felt we had to do more than slap their wrist. The whole reign of terror by state-backed churches that are above the law has to end, because children still suffer from it”.

The Court’s judgement declares the wealth and property of the churches responsible for the Canadian genocide to be forfeited and placed under public ownership, as reparations for the families of the more than 50,000 children who died in the residential schools.

To enforce its sentence, the Court has empowered citizens in Canada, the United States, England, Italy and a dozen other nations to act as its legal agents armed with warrants, and peacefully occupy and seize properties of the Roman Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, which are the main agents in the deaths of these children. 

“This sentence gives a legal foundation and legitimacy to the church occupations that have already begun by victims of church torture around the world” commented Kevin Annett, the chief adviser to the Prosecutor’s Office, who presented its case to the world. 

“The verdict of the Court is clearly that these criminal church bodies are to be legally and practically disestablished, and their stolen wealth reclaimed by the people. Justice has finally begun to be be served. The dead can now rest more easily.” 

Court officers are delivering the Order to all the Defendants this week, including to the Canadian Prime Minister, the Queen of England and to Joseph Ratzinger, the retiring Pope Benedict who is avoiding arrest within the Vatican after suddenly resigning two weeks ago.

The citizens’ arrests of these and other Defendants will commence on March 4 if they do not surrender themselves and their assets, as per the Court Order.

These actions will be filmed and posted at www.itccs.org in the coming week, along with further updates from the Court and its Citizen Agents. 

Please see the accompanying you tube video.

Issued by the Central Office, The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State

25 February, 2013

Brussels

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Pickton Inquiry Another Whitewash?

By , December 18, 2012

History is full of politicized, coverups and white washes of the rich and powerful, or the courts, or the police, or the bankers, or the accountants….. many now openly exposed and admitted as coverups but some linger in the realm of “possibility” but no real proof.

It’s amazing how in covering up the truth sometimes a little truth slips out. WHY would a judge be EXPECTED to protect Pickton?

Robert Pickton inquiry report has just been released and the big question raised is “are we really to believe it was just ongoing, unbelievably bad incompetence over, and over and over again by the RCMP and local police?”.

If that level of incompetence is REALLY the cause….do these incompetent cops deserve to remain “serving us”. Or is it that the truth is far worse and the powers that be decided that they can play the “oops we were just really, really, really, really….NO REALLY bad at our job” card. Don’t you feel Continue reading 'Pickton Inquiry Another Whitewash?'»

Dave Lindsay In Jail

By , December 3, 2012
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Alice In Wonderland is on the Judicial Educational Reading List at Yale…Are They Telling Us Something??

I regret to report that Dave Lindsay is presently in jail and will be for the next number of weeks.

Dave is one of the old time, battle scarred warriors who has spent much time in court and helping others prepare for court (including me), even being their agent. There is trail of case law laid down by the courts in dealing with Dave, not all of it good or helpful as we all struggle to understand this mal-formed system that passes for justice in B.C. and Canada.

Dave’s a good guy who has fought long and hard, and although I differ on some issues of interpretation and application with Dave, I respect his tenacity and firm, focussed pursuit of truth and justice.

While you are at home this Christmas with your family Dave, and far too many others, are behind bars having stood up and asked the hard questions to “those who claim authority over all” with only Continue reading 'Dave Lindsay In Jail'»

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