You know what is prohibited? A fully loaded .22 cal. Rifle with no stock like the one found in the suv that day. Improper transport of a prohibited weapon is a very serious charge in this country.
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You know what is prohibited? A fully loaded .22 cal. Rifle with no stock like the one found in the suv that day. Improper transport of a prohibited weapon is a very serious charge in this country.
I hope they pay their own way.
If they want somebody to blame, it's the 3 who were rewarded with their freedom by the Crown for their testimony.
It was their testimony and the submitted evidence of their crime spree that set Mr Stanley free.
Boushie family members to meet with Federal Ministers...
'We have questions and we want answers': Boushie family in Ottawa to meet with ministers - Politics - CBC News
Maybe it will be paid from the $ 71k proceeds from the justice for Colton go fund me page
Where do I find the Justice for the guy who was almost robbed, Stanley and everybody that shared the road with someone multiple times over.08?
If you ask me I'm amazed they didn't end upside down in a slough with 4 dead.
If you ask me I'm amazed they didn't end upside down in a slough with 4 dead.
Maybe it will be paid from the $ 71k proceeds from the justice for Colton go fund me page
Where do I find the Justice for the guy who was almost robbed, Stanley and everybody that shared the road with someone multiple times over.08?
If you ask me I'm amazed they didn't end upside down in a slough with 4 dead.
You clearly have no idea about rural life.
Because where you come from dictates how the law treats you.
What about Stanley's family? Are they not culpable in the shooting by letting their hothead father have a loaded weapon?
Our Justice Minister is walking a very fine line with her response to this verdict.
And I will be sorry because without a shotgun I will get abused?Hotheaded? Really? I daresay that I hope you are never confronted with a bunch of drunken hooligans threatening your family, miles from help.
A video posted online Friday of a Saskatchewan jury delivering its not-guilty verdict in the Gerald Stanley trial has sparked "grave concern" in the provincial Ministry of Justice.
"The ministry is aware and is taking steps to address this," said Drew Wilby, a spokesperson for the ministry.
"It is of grave concern that someone would post this publicly. We have referred the matter to the RCMP."
Recording the Stanley trial was prohibited, as is the case in most Canadian trials.
Stanley, 56, was acquitted of responsibility in the shooting death of Colten Boushie after a tense two-week trial. Boushie, 22, was shot and killed after he and four others from the Red Pheasant Cree Nation drove onto Stanley's rural property in August 2016.
What happened on the Stanley farm the day Boushie was shot, as told by witnesses
The verdict immediately sparked strong reactions and inspired rallies in several Canadian cities over the weekend in support of the Boushie family.
'Justice for Colten': Hundreds gather for Boushie support rally in Saskatoon after Stanley not-guilty verdict
Video taken in public viewing room
The one-minute-and-13-second video was taken from a room reserved for the public on the ground floor of the Battleford Court of Queen's Bench, where the trial took place.
The room was equipped with TVs showing a live-feed of Chief Justice Martel Popescul, the lawyers arguing each side of the case, the public gallery and members of the 12-person jury.
Do you honestly think that was an off the cuff remark?