The Tender For Law

Volume 12

Oct 02, 2015 3:56 AM

David-Paul Sip

"Police generally lay criminal charges but anyone who has reasonable grounds to believe someone has committed an offence can go to a Justice of the Peace or provincial court judge, who determine if a summons or warrant should be issued to compel an accused person to come to court to answer the charge."

I am amazed how information which confirms something Admiral Scott has previously told me seems to appear out of nowhere, perhaps because I am aware of it now, and as the admiral would say..."Nothing has changed"

Assault complaint from 1973 levelled against Fantino | Toronto Star

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An assault complaint stretching back decades and an accusation of alcohol being bought for underage girls at a St. Catharines bar are creating headaches for the Conservative election campaign

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David-Paul Sip

Lol! You won't find any provincial court judges and that's why only the "Justice of the Peace" is relevant. And yet since the Admiral has pointed out the lie (which should be obvious to EVERYONE reading by now, right Dan "Lien your Name" Wilson?) I think it may be worthwhile to ask the "magical good courts" this question. :D

David-Paul Sip

Suddenly I prefer a JUDGE over a "Justice of the Peace". Why? "Because I fucking said so, that's why?" And when I meet with a "justice" I will have to ask that he and/or she PROVE that they are IN FACT a JUDGE :P