S04E42 Delays, Redactions and Lack of Disclosure
Episode description
Lawyer Marty Moore takes us through some of the latest cases at the Justice Centre, starting with a victory in court for peaceful protestor Evan Blackman who was arrested in Ottawa Feb 18, 2022, and facing criminal charges. We discuss the lack of disclosure and ubiquity of redactions from the Crown in other cases, especially when these manoeuvres drag out court proceedings.
Justice Centre, Oct 24. 2023: All charges dismissed against Ottawa protestor
LifeSite News, Oct 25, 2023: Charges dropped against Freedom Convoy protester based on lack of evidence and cop’s ‘poor memory’
Justice Centre, Apr 3, 2023: Ontario Court of Justice Ruling Acquits Woman of all Charges
iHeartRADIO, May 3, 2023: Former Niagara councillor facing four charges following last year's 'Freedom Convoy' protest
Justice Centre on YouTube: POEC Day 31 - Kittredge cross-examines Trudeau
The Canadian Press via iHeartRADIO, Nov 3, 2023: Judge rules some redacted police docs to be made evidence in 'Freedom Convoy' trial
CBC via MSN, Nov 2, 2023: Protesters weren't attracted to convoy protest by Lich or Barber, officer tells trial
Justice Centre, Sep 12, 2023: British Columbia Public Health Officer preferred some faith groups over others
The Globe and Mail, Jun 9, 2023: How Canada’s FOI system broke under its own weight
Justice Centre, Oct 10, 2023: Saskatchewan nurse faces disciplinary proceedings over expressing her opinions
Justice Centre, Oct 23, 2023: BC nurse Amy Hamm’s prosecution continues
Justice Centre, Nov 1, 2023: Court hearing today for Canadian denied EI benefits because of vax status
Justice Centre, Jun 1, 2023: Windsor Constable appealing conviction for Freedom Convoy donation: Brisco v. The Windsor Police Service
Justice Centre, Aug 8, 2023: Update on Anti-SLAPP Motion in Class Action Lawsuit against Freedom Convoy Participants
Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave Stevens