Heh Canadian Tax Payers,

French Patriot

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Heh Canadian Tax Payers,


Here’s a question for you regarding compensation for being held illegally in jail.


Let’s say a person is held over a weekend in jail and should have been released on the Friday, but for some reason the papers don’t get filed on time due to incompetence. What would each day be worth to the Canadian taxpayer?





Regards


JDL




 

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Heh Canadian Tax Payers,


Here’s a question for you regarding compensation for being held illegally in jail.


Let’s say a person is held over a weekend in jail and should have been released on the Friday, but for some reason the papers don’t get filed on time due to incompetence. What would each day be worth to the Canadian taxpayer?





Regards


JDL




Not as much as when you get kidnapped and held for years and tortured.
 

Dexter Sinister

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You can be held in police custody without being charged for 24 hours, after that they have to show cause to justify holding you longer, or formally lay charges. No paperwork is required for your release, it's required to hold you longer, the scenario you describe isn't how it works.
 

JLM

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Heh Canadian Tax Payers,


Here’s a question for you regarding compensation for being held illegally in jail.


Let’s say a person is held over a weekend in jail and should have been released on the Friday, but for some reason the papers don’t get filed on time due to incompetence. What would each day be worth to the Canadian taxpayer?





Regards


JDL







$200 a day............................you don't want people trying to break in there! :)


 

Danbones

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The time I got convicted on false info ( the only time), it cost the local police chief his job.
( Staff Sargent was also denied a raise and a promotion for three years.)
I still paid the fine and would have to pay for a pardon

At that time it was pay a $200 CAD fine or spend a week in jail.

Any one who trusts government or its employees is taking a real chance
 

JLM

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The time I got convicted on false info ( the only time), it cost the local police chief his job.
( Staff Sargent was also denied a raise and a promotion for three years.)
I still paid the fine and would have to pay for a pardon

At that time it was pay a $200 CAD fine or spend a week in jail.

Any one who trusts government or its employees is taking a real chance


I hear you, I believe in many organizations there's an "old boy's club" which is next to impossible to penetrate! :)
 

French Patriot

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Not as much as when you get kidnapped and held for years and tortured.


Obviously, but what I am looking at is still illegal and if we are to compensate harsher treatment with millions, which is a hell of a lot more than most of us will ever accumulate, it does not sound fair.


So do you think smaller injustices by our own police should go uncompensated?


Why give Canadian police a free pass?


Regards
DL

You can be held in police custody without being charged for 24 hours, after that they have to show cause to justify holding you longer, or formally lay charges. No paperwork is required for your release, it's required to hold you longer, the scenario you describe isn't how it works.


A charge had been laid, a verdict given, and a release signed.


Muddy the waters if you like but the facts I put are clear and an injustice clearly shown.


Regards
DL

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$200 a day............................you don't want people trying to break in there! :)





Sound a little stingy given that a complainant would likely have to hire a lawyer to put the claim before a judge.


Compare that $200.00 a day to the 10 million we paid to the last 4 people we paid compensation to.


Regards

DL




Not as much as you should get when a Countries government and legal authorities set you up knowingly using false info.

You might want to watch the Moahmed Fahmy documentary on how inhumane jails are in those countries.......

http://forums.canadiancontent.net/news/154813-feds-pay-31-3m-settlement.html?highlight=syria


If knowingly using false information, then someone should be fired. Who was fired or charged with libel?


You might also know that by many standards, our own penal system is quite inhumane.


We treat our pets better. Mind you, my personal experience is getting dated now so take my testimony with a grain of salt.



Regards
DL

The time I got convicted on false info ( the only time), it cost the local police chief his job.
( Staff Sargent was also denied a raise and a promotion for three years.)
I still paid the fine and would have to pay for a pardon

At that time it was pay a $200 CAD fine or spend a week in jail.

Any one who trusts government or its employees is taking a real chance


Trust, but verify and complain if you think something is amiss.


I do think that we need to improve on the systems you name.


Just look at the sexual abuse within our policing systems, right to the top.


Regards
DL

I hear you, I believe in many organizations there's an "old boy's club" which is next to impossible to penetrate! :)


Change is happening but way too slow for my taste.


IMO, victims who do not lay a complaint in a timely fashion should be penalized if more victims are created by the assailant who was left free to continue his abuse of others. That would include victims of pedophile priests and others.


Even victims need to remember the Golden Rule that says they should try to protect future victims. They might not have become victims if a prior victim had stepped up with a charge or not just taken a pay off.

This might be seen as blaming the victim but they are to blame to some extent if they do not do the right thing from the start and lay a charge so as to warn future victims.


Regards
DL
 

gerryh

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For what will soon be legal. Advocating the legalization of cannabis and an end to the drug war against our own children.

A corrupted legal system failed me and all Canadians.

Regards
DL



Ahhhhh.... so you're a druggy and a pusher.. that explains a whole hell of a lot.
 

French Patriot

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Worst time to break a law is just before the law's gone. They want to rake in all the bucks they can in whatever time they have left....


I do not think our systems and those who run them are that bright, but you might have a point.


Money often does push out moral actions.


Regards
DL

Ahhhhh.... so you're a druggy and a pusher.. that explains a whole hell of a lot.



No, but thanks for showing all here your small mind.


Even if your garbage was true, that is not the issue of the O.P.


Regards
DL
 

French Patriot

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I guess you didn't pray hard enough.



Perhaps.


My worst position was facing 18 years of jail.


How hard would you fight against an evil and corrupt law?


How many years of jail would you face to convince your country that it was doing the wrong thing?


Regards
DL

The issue is you whining about getting caught doing something that is illegal.



No. My issue is paying my dues and having more dues put on illegally.


Can you even read? Seems like you can but your comprehension level is kindergarten level.
Go ask your mommy to help you.


Regards
DL
 

EagleSmack

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Perhaps.


My worst position was facing 18 years of jail.


How hard would you fight against an evil and corrupt law?


How many years of jail would you face to convince your country that it was doing the wrong thing?


Regards
DL

Possibly 18 years to try and convince your country it was doing the wrong thing. What was your method of trying to convince your country?
 

French Patriot

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Possibly 18 years to try and convince your country it was doing the wrong thing. What was your method of trying to convince your country?


The right way.
Going through the courts.
When that failed thanks to poor stone-less lawyers, I mulled to get a second kick at the can, with better representation, but after countless delays and further charges to have me relent, --- including having to represent myself when I did not want to do so, --- ignoring my constitutional and legal rights, --- the corrupted court threw everything out due to their own delay.


The law won but the bastard cheated.


Regards
DL
 

gerryh

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The right way.
Going through the courts.
When that failed thanks to poor stone-less lawyers, I mulled to get a second kick at the can, with better representation, but after countless delays and further charges to have me relent, --- including having to represent myself when I did not want to do so, --- ignoring my constitutional and legal rights, --- the corrupted court threw everything out due to their own delay.


The law won but the bastard cheated.


Regards
DL



ahhhhh....poor baby..... so sad they didn't lock you up more permanently. One less druggy on the streets.
 

EagleSmack

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The right way.
Going through the courts.
When that failed thanks to poor stone-less lawyers, I mulled to get a second kick at the can, with better representation, but after countless delays and further charges to have me relent, --- including having to represent myself when I did not want to do so, --- ignoring my constitutional and legal rights, --- the corrupted court threw everything out due to their own delay.


The law won but the bastard cheated.


Regards
DL

So you were charged for something other than trying to convince your country it was doing the wrong thing?