The Tender For Law

Volume 11

Sep 26, 2015 7:13 AM

Scott Duncan

I just KNOW there's some Piece-of-Shit Christian, or some mutant gender-questionable femi-nazi out there that will say I'm endorsing a "killer". ...to which I say: "Eat a dick".

The issue is him SIGNING something, and the notion of NOT doing so being a "red flag". You're "bad" for not signing? The Law Society HAD to respond (Through his lawyer), and his answer that SIGNING is "merely an acknowledgement that he'd read the order" is simply untrue.

OK! Let's use our LEGAL knowledge and SPOT THE LIES!

Accused Wilno Killer Refused To Sign Probation Order Last Year

huffingtonpost.ca

Basil Borutski is charged with three counts of first-degree murder.

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August le Blanc

^^^^^^ next sentence is the bald faced lie- "A refusal to sign the order doesn't mean it lacks the weight of the law, and such probation orders take effect immediately, regardless of whether offenders sign them."

August le Blanc

No it is not you alone, I do my best to tell the truth as I know it. I am teeing up my shot to get on to the green, so to speak. In a little bit. You have had a hell of a ride and perhaps you're tired , sir.

Scott Duncan

That's not what I asked for. You claimed I'm "Not the only one". I claim you are LYING.

Clear?

I would accept 3 examples to refute that claim.

I keep asking why I'M THE ONLY ONE. It's the ONLY question that really matters. I am SO SURE I'm the only one, that I can simply say you are a liar, and be CERTAIN of that claim.

WHY?

Harry Wombat

"He was giving somebody a message and the message wasn't properly interpreted." <--- It was "interpreted" correctly. That's why they "had to" RED FLAG it. Put simply...he didn't consent and they hate it when we don't consent.

Steph Boucher

n. any harm done to a person by the acts or omissions of another. Injury may include physical hurt as well as damage to reputation or dignity, loss of a legal right, or breach of contract. If the party causing the injury was either willful (intentionally causing harm) or negligent then he/she is responsible (liable) for payment of damages for the harm caused. Theoretically, potential or continuing injury may be prevented by an order of the court upon a petition for an injunction.

Steph Boucher

Interesting. You never said to "challenge jurisdiction" but I was trying to see how it would connect to the use of calculating injury in ''common law jurisdiction'' for need of accounting... Trying to see if I have a piece of bullshit i need to get rid of...

am I mixing topics here?

Paul O'Shea

I thought that a signature is to signify knowledge, approval, acceptance, and/or obligation. "He says a signature is little more than an acknowledgment that the offender read the order." This looks like they are lying by omission. Where do they mention approval, acceptance and obligation? Am I completely missing the point here??