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Do either of them stutter?Issue socks at Clothing Stores and ensure the Color lines match properly.![]()
Do either of them stutter?Issue socks at Clothing Stores and ensure the Color lines match properly.![]()
Nnnn ooooDo either of them stutter?
It can be a crapshoot. Both the one in my former town and my new town are quite good. Another in a nearby city that I had to deal with are legendarily awful. Thankfully, you can do a lot online now.Sounds like the Service Ontario building I had to go to to get...everything.
Has anyone seen anything about his co-accused?Another one bites the dust:
It's a really good thing we turned cases over to the civilian courts who are much better resourced then we are, so can take on the extra case load.Another one bites the dust:
Are you questioning the judgement of a retired Supreme Court Justice, because it sounds like you are questioning the judgement of a retired Supreme Court Justice….It's a really good thing we turned cases over to the civilian courts who are much better resourced then we are, so can take on the extra case load.
It's a really good thing we turned cases over to the civilian courts who are much better resourced then we are, so can take on the extra case load.
Are you talking about a different case? The charges against LGen Whelan stayed within military lines as it was conduct unbecoming and was just dropped due to unlikelyness of a conviction when the email evidence wasn't allowed in.If you read the ENTIRE LGen Whelan decision, which for some god forsaken reason I did, the judge implies, without out right saying it, that the military may have transferred the case to the civilian court knowing that the time spent on the military would not constitute a delay defence, and would therefore contribute to the overall time in a section 11(b) application, the implication being that while the military could have let this case stay within military lines, they chose to transfer it to the civilian side in the hope that the case would get thrown out under a section 11(b) application for taking too long to conclude.
I wonder if there will be something similar when the report comes out from this case...
Ugh. So many cases lately! Yes I got them mixed up.Are you talking about a different case? The charges against LGen Whelan stayed within military lines as it was conduct unbecoming and was just dropped due to unlikelyness of a conviction when the email evidence wasn't allowed in.
I don't think he was implying that at all, I think it was more questioning the claim that the prosecutors weren't influenced by the MNDs direction to transfer sexual assault case to civilian courts with no exceptions, and also that if they had kept it in military lines, would have gone to trial in the CM system due to the lower case load. About 20 months of the 29 month delay was over on the civilian court side (although the 11 month investigation, which sounds like they again didn't even interview the accused wasn't included in that, but think the MPs still got a kicking).Ugh. So many cases lately! Yes I got them mixed up.
I was referring to R. v. Harrison.
Another one bites the dust:
I don't think he was implying that at all, I think it was more questioning the claim that the prosecutors weren't influenced by the MNDs direction to transfer sexual assault case to civilian courts with no exceptions, and also that if they had kept it in military lines, would have gone to trial in the CM system due to the lower case load. About 20 months of the 29 month delay was over on the civilian court side (although the 11 month investigation, which sounds like they again didn't even interview the accused wasn't included in that, but think the MPs still got a kicking).
When the Arbour report first came out, there seemed to be a big reluctance on the civi side to take on any additional work, which seems reasonable if you already can't keep up with the deadlines due to workload.
I know the Jordan case was a forcing function, but doesn't seem to have actually resulted in any increased capacity in the justice system to get it done, with a lot of empty judge positions as well.
less everything and higher expectations.
So basically the CAF model since unification ?
MSM (Canadian Press) version ...The legal proceedings commenced by Major-General Fortin have been resolved. The parties will have no further comment on the matter.
Results of my former boss. Charges stayed because the process took too long. I have mixed feelings about this. I greatly admired LGen Cadieux and loved working for him, but unfortunately this charge will continue to haunt him because there was no resolution by the justice system. When he said that they was no assault, I believe him, but the victim did come forward with allegations of assault that she believed happened and that he was the culprit.
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