Recent content by raginduck

How much is that going to cost taxpayers?

This will not "wash away" that easily.

I'm guessing it's the last hit that brought the charges..

The police chiefs. I expect there will be some hesitation to be the first chief to enforce the new rules..

would the inherited property not be held in trust or guardianship until the minor is 18?

Is this the same incident that saw the clerk hit the suspect in the back while he was laying facedown on the ground.. submitted?

That's the problem with perjury.. you don't just have to prove they perjured themselves.. you have to prove they did it intentionally. Kim Schofield was on CP24 yesterday and gave a good explanation of why she doesn't think they will go after the cops for perjury. The comment cycling said in...

Unlikely.. it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to prove without some sort of admission from one of them.

If I remember correctly.. he stood infront of it and shot at it.

"Is proving self defence the only justification for manslaughter" was one of the questions.

They asked questions related to manslaughter and self defence.. The questions were a little troubling as they implied the jury doesn't understand the law and how self defence applies. The defence lawyer asked the judge to remind the jury that the burden of proof in on the crown.. not the...

https://www.thespec.com/news/crime/brian-wrens-future-with-hamilton-police-now-in-hands-of-hearing-officer/article_4926fdec-a45e-5925-b9e4-f7ed7d5f4a94.html?utm_source=newsshowcase&utm_medium=gnews&utm_campaign=CDAqKggAIhCUUsUgQ-5hmOyqGMpcOCriKhQICiIQlFLFIEPuYZjsqhjKXDgq4jDpic4B&utm_content=rundo...

Insurance companies should pay for it.

If he is found not guilty... I expect TPS will sue him for the officer's death. Laval Police sued Basil Parasiris for funeral expenses, over time and sick days.. after he was found not guilty of killing a cop during a raid on his home.

You have to be 18 to own property in Canada.