Day #1364 from the first appearance and counting.

Sentencing began on April 23, 2013. Adjourned to May 1, 2013 to May 3, 2013 to May 14, 2013.

About 2 full days of court time but many hours waiting for other cases to process.

We still didn’t finish. Have to put written submissions in by May 21, 2013 then Crown submits their reply by June 4, 2013.

We are set to hear judge’s decision on June 28 but the judge said he had other sentences to complete and he will be hard pressed to have it completed by then!!!

Always be prepared to be found guilt.

Once you begin to analyze the principals of sentencing you will see how important it is to prepare and submit a properly outlined sentencing submission.

The sentencing process is another trial.

As with most cases involving “pro se” litigants, proper sentencing submissions are not offered to the judge therefore the usual sentence is the Crown’s offered version therefore future cases will be determined by the Crown’s version of appropriate sentence for a similar offence.

Think of those who came before you and those whom are coming after you.

In sentencing if the offender does not put forward a proper submission based upon proper principals of sentencing then the preceding sentencing judge will most likely adhere to the Crown’s recommendations. Then piling upon future case decisions relying upon the case that no proper offender submissions were presented.

The result being, the future offender will receive a longer and harsher penalty then if a proper principled sentencing based submission was offered to the prior sentencing judge.

Stay tuned, starting to look at Appeal.

You may respond with email to:

Iam.2013@yahoo.com

God Bless,

Graydon

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In August 2008, Graydon forced CRA to apply for retention of seized item in Provincial Court. The first of three Information’s were sworn in July 2009. Graydon’s first Appearance was on August 19, 2009.

Nanaimo’s standard timeframe for a case is in the neighbourhood of 8 months.

Federal Crown allowed 3 days for trial.

Graydon’s trial lasted 38 days with 70 to 80 court appearances.

Graydon has been in Provincial Court for 43 months. Seven Federal Crown Prosecutors and seven Provincial Court Judges.

Graydon’s sentencing will be on Tuesday April 23, 2013 at Nanaimo Family Courthouse located at Courthouse Annex 102 – 488 Albert Street, Nanaimo, BC V9R 5J1.

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Graydon was Charged with 5 Counts:

1 Count Tax Evasion (ITA) years 2003/4/5&6,
3 Counts Fault and Deceptive statements years 2003/4&5 and,
1 Count Tax Evasion (ETA) year 2006.

Tax Evasion (ETA) year 2006 and Tax Evasion (ITA) year 2006 were Stayed in January 2011.

3 Counts False and Deceptive statements years 2003/4&5 will be Stayed at sentencing on Tuesday.

If there is interest in Graydon’s procedures, defences, etc. Graydon will have a get together after sentencing on Tuesday.

There will not be a charge or fee for this information, as Graydon believes the most valuable information he has received is that which was received freely.

Graydon has no plans to share his information in the future so you will have to attend the Tuesday sentencing.

You may respond with email to:

Iam.2013@yahoo.com

You may forward to those whom may be interested in attending.

Thank you.