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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: Voytek Krzyz nixes filing Consti    |
|    25 May 15 20:49:02    |
      From: johnturmel@yahoo.com              JCT: Remember in the last post, I explained how despite my       having put the Rogin decision right in the Quash Motion       explaining how he and the Crown in J.P. agreed no       Constitutional Charter issue had been raised to strike down       any law, Newfie Crown Andrew Brown insisted there was so       that notice should be given the provincial Attorneys General       and Voytek was given until today to serve and file it.              The last time I had a Crown make this error, I did serve all       14 provincial Attorneys General with a Notice of       Constitutional Question alerting them that no Charter issue       was being raised. Good laugh on the Crown in the 14       provincial archives forever! I could have done the same here       and ended with:        Play Safe or Be Bold? Thinking on it.              JCT: Har har har. Not only was I the feared Great White       Shark as The Professor at the Taj Mahal Poker Casino,       (remember Matt Damon in Rounders at the Taj saying: we don't       play together but when was the last time you saw one piranha       eat another?) some people called me "The Lunatic" for my       incredibly aggressive style. I've always found bold       aggression pay off and playing safe rarely wins most.              But Clown Attorney Brown is different. The other Crown       didn't have the Rogin decision right in his face when he       played the false card. He didn't know about J.P. while Brown       had to know or he missed it. Much much weaker position and       I'm not letting him get away.              Especially after him goofing the cell-phone condition! I get       to slap the Crown before his own home town. Twice now! In 2       different courts. Superior to vary the bail condition and       below for the Quash and whether Constitutional Notice is       necessary.              So I'm not going to miss beating him up twice. Voytek gets       to open the Quash hearing (with his cell phone on the table)       and point out how the Crown's letter was to tell him what       statute he should inform the AGs he was trying to strike       down for violation of what Charter right.              The Crown's letter then cited no Charter right that       challenged no Statute but insisted he'd object if Voytek       didn't come up with one on his own.              If the Crown couldn't come up with one, and Rogin says there       isn't one, and the J.P. Crown agreed with Rogin, Voytek's       didn't file what he didn't know to file unless the Court can       tell him what statute is being struck with what Charter       right for which notice should be given.              Har har har. There isn't any! Clown Brown couldn't find one.       And the judge won't be able to find one! Har har har. Did       anyone really think I was going to let my opponent make a       mistake like that and not make him pay the max? He's going       to have to argue against Rogin out of Paragraph 1 of the       quash motion in Round One of public court. Har har har.       After failing to come through in his own letter! And yet       still insisting we find one he couldn't! Har har har.              Cell phone on the table, Rogin in his face, I think June 25       is going to be toughest day in Newfie Crown Andrew Brown's       career. He'd even checked me out. Guess he didn't take it       seriously. Oops.              After the "NO Charter Notice" beating, what if the judge       realizes there's no way to complete the prosecution (now       that the guy who just called Brown's raise is involved)       before Parliament repeals prohibition? I wonder if the judge       could just sign the S.25 Order and have police ship the pot       back to BC on his own?              So the only real chore left is a motion to amend the Return       so it be shipped back to wherever it's legal for the Accused       to Possess it. Nice and clean request solving delivery up       front. Whether he's in Newfoundland or BC won't matter.              Remember in days of old movies, the screw-up Keystone Kops?       How about Newfie Clown is Keystone Krown Andrew Brown?       Get brain-slapped on the Rogin Notice and then we get to       watch him explain to Superior Court how he forgot to include       the phone condition he spent hours of argument winning. Har       har har.              Fun preliminary rounds with years more to go.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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