S03E03 A Presumption of Guilt
Episode description
John gives a thorough going-over of Alberta legislation that abolishes a foundational legal principle of the free society: the presumption of innocence. Though this new law deals with traffic violations and seems inconsequential, the implications are enormous. It's a very dangerous move down the slippery slope, on a slide towards tyranny.
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Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave Stevens