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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: Crown reduces Tim McConnell medp    |
|    21 Jun 18 10:54:44    |
      From: johnturmel@gmail.com              JCT: Tim McConnell was in Superior Court to set up his       motions and jury trial. Justice Mandeville presiding.              But the lady Crown Attorney Bouchard started right off by       announcing they were dropping the S.7 Production offence       with the 6-month mandatory minimum that was to be heard by a       jury at Superior Court and were only going with the       Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking charge. So       Superior Court no longer had jurisdiction and the accused       should be sent below for his trial there.              And that's it. They pulled the same thing with Luc Paquette,       dropping his production charge to stop him from going to a       Superior Court jury!              Actually, after both Nicola Fontana and Adrian Stuerm had       jury trials while admitting all the facts, they knew Luc and       Tim weren't kidding about having a jury trial and so the       only way to avoid that costly procedure was to reduce the       charges because all our people are opting for the jury trial.              Still, it's nice to know that when someone opts for a jury       trial, they're better off reducing the charges! Har har har.              So Tim went back down to Cour du Quebec and it was Judge       Millar again. And once again, she simply set a trial date       for Oct 9 expecting him to have his motions heard on that       morning.              So if the charge is quashed, he'll have prepared a       constitutional motion with witnesses and his Defence for       nothing. And if the constitutional wins, he'll have prepared       his defence for nothing. No matter what, Millar is always       wasting time.              Don't forget, he had been permitted to get into the Superior       Court with his Certiorari motion in order to avoid Superior       Court issuing an Order of Mandamus that Millar do the Quash.       Now we're back below and may end up doing another Mandamus       if they won't hear the Quash motion before the trial.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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