{"id":4709,"date":"2016-04-09T08:30:21","date_gmt":"2016-04-09T15:30:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/private-person.com\/blog\/?p=4709"},"modified":"2016-04-09T16:54:36","modified_gmt":"2016-04-09T23:54:36","slug":"revcancra-operates-in-corrupt-concert-with-ppscdoj-disclosure","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/private-person.com\/blog\/2016\/04\/revcancra-operates-in-corrupt-concert-with-ppscdoj-disclosure\/","title":{"rendered":"RevCan\/CRA Operates In Corrupt Concert With PPSC\/DoJ: Disclosure"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"criminals-gone<\/a>For those of you in battles with Canada Revenue Agency<\/em> (previously Department of National Revenue, Revenue Canada, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency) <\/em>here is an fellow blowing the whistle on the corrupt practices of CRA and the complicit participation of the Public Prosecution Services Canada<\/em> (PPSC) and Department of Justice<\/em> (DoJ).<\/p>\n

NEW UPDATED PAGE and FILE April 2016
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Anyone unfortunate enough to have fought these entities and their minions knows firsthand they fight dirty and with intent to destroy while NOT following the law they claim to be upholding.<\/p>\n

Clint A. Kimery<\/strong> has provided a “Whistleblower\u2019s Document\u201d\u00a0<\/b>provided to try and expose some of the underhanded, dirty, illegal, immoral tactics being used. If you don’t understand this stuff make sure your advocate\/lawyer\/agent does or you will be subject to unrestrained abuse.<\/p>\n

The subject Gunner Case<\/em> introduces a new defence perspective to tax evasion cases that exposes\u00a0the Agency\u2019s affinity to procedural corruption knowingly condoned by the Crown<\/strong>. This form of\u00a0procedural corruption is specifically intended to usurp the Charter<\/em> in favour of the prosecution\u2019s\u00a0theory, which follows a misleading and deceitful program in application across Canada<\/strong>. Clearly these actions must stop\u2026therefore the Gunner Case provides the exposed delineation\u00a0necessary to do just that.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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This document (\u201cPreliminary Purpose\u201d)exposing the covert and misleading prosecution procedures<\/strong> practiced by Canada\u00a0Revenue Agency<\/em> and the former Revenue Canada<\/em> has been compiled with the specific intent of\u00a0undermining this organization and exposing the Crown\u2019s negligence and lack of professional\u00a0behaviour as a facilitator<\/strong>. By demonstrating in pre-trial submissions that the defence is armed with\u00a0a wide range of disclosure application knowledge relevant to the Jarvis<\/em> \u201crecord\u201d of investigation\u00a0procedure it becomes obvious disclosure could evolve indefinitely, thereby the Crown becomes\u00a0hesitant in opening Pandora\u2019s Box knowing it will result in case law imposing significant liabilities\u00a0on the Crown and Agency.<\/p>\n

Therefore please help in this objective by distributing this material to all\u00a0first line defence lawyers.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

A MESSAGE FROM CLINT KIMMERY to private-person.com – April 2016<\/h2>\n

I appreciate that you have a venue to help get this very important information out to those confronted by a CRA criminal prosecution. Often when that happens the defendant including their defence counsel finds themselves confronted with a proprietary esoteric system, which has generally resulted in a compromised defence and a conviction.<\/p>\n

Disclosure is a Charter right that a defence can draw on in order to break through the glass ceiling and find the smoking gun.\u00a0 However, a defence must know what there is to request in full disclosure and must know why the disclosure may be relevant to making its case, see page #49 \u201cDefence Disclosure List\u201d.\u00a0 Basically, once you get into the typically overlooked administrative\/accounting sector of a CRA investigation projects…it will become clear that disclosure begets disclosure, which could continue in nauseam due to the sheer intentional complexity of the CRA system (their own fault).<\/p>\n

Should the Court be foolish and rule the disclosure process to an end…the defence would then have firm grounds to call for a mistrial and or an appeal, based on the seminal case law Stinchcombe where the remedy of nondisclosure by the Crown is a stay of action.<\/p>\n

Interestingly, disclosure works quite well even in respect to laser\/radar speeding tickets…by demanding full disclosure of the maintenance and manufactures operations manual, and the officer\u2019s training courses specific to that specific device model. This area of disclosure is also relevant to the operation of technical instruments ASD and AI relative to DUI charges, where the bench mark for the accused is \u201creasonable doubt.\u201d<\/p>\n

Please find the most resent \u201cPreliminary Purpose\u201d 14.09.23 version attached, which should replace the current version on your site.\u00a0\u00a0 As you can well imagine, this an alive document subject to ongoing changes as new evidence becomes known, which will result in another revised document.<\/p>\n

I am not an ex-Revenue Canada or CRA employee.\u00a0 I am an accused awaiting an appeal that involves the introduction of more than 40 fresh evidence issues…that were not known during the trial process or were foreclosed upon due to improperly applied res judicata resulting from a voir dire ruling.<\/p>\n

It is important to note…that in the Gunner case there was never any tax evasion.\u00a0 While the [public*] resentment to GST resulted in cash jobs over a 5-year period, all the cash was used for company expenses shown by cash receipts…the accounting equals out, the cash receipts continue to contain unclaimed GST and there was no personal appropriation of funds, which is supported by a net worth done by a forensic CA.<\/p>\n

Should anyone have any questions…I would be more than pleased to help or explain.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 I am currently working on an issue that has the potential to seriously undermine the credibility of CRA evidence in their criminal prosecution cases.\u00a0 Not some evidence…but all.\u00a0 I cannot discuss the issue at this time but I am hoping the right feedback evidence will be received in a few weeks, which will allow me to go public at that time.<\/p>\n

Thanks again…Clint<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

NOTE public resentment* – The word is correct \u201cresentment.\u201d\u00a0 GST originated in 1991, which created a major \u201cresentment\u201d across Canada that resulted in an enhanced underground economy that is still flourishing today.\u00a0 Once Revenue Canada realized the GST had stirred up this \u201cresentment\u201d there initiated an Underground Economy Initiative Program that focused on four sectors of the economy: construction\/renovations, used car sales, restaurants, and the jewelry business.\u00a0 They believed\u00a0 these four sectors were the most likely for unreported cash transactions.\u00a0 As far as I am concerned, the use of the Underground Economy should be encouraged and expanded since it provides a far greater benefit by staying within the local economy then what occurs sending the GST amounts into the Ottawa black-hole.<\/em><\/p>\n

LATEST VERSION – PP…PREDOMINANT PURPOSE (Revised 14.09.23)X.doc.pdf<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n