Alberta Queens' Bench spanks the fed re: S74 jurisdiction

[Damage]

YUP YUP , No such term as Nullification !!

[Cameron SS]

Thank you very much Ian. This sounds very positive.

No problem. But you might have me mistaken as my name isn't Ian.

[Innavedaw]

Edit: I can’t explain it better than Cam Ss so delete.

[medvedqc]

Thank you very much Ian. This sounds very positive.

it is indeed. thanks for the guys that continue the fight. and too bad for the ones that did not stood up.

[Kleiton]

We need Runkle to do a video on this…

[littledemonboy]

Agreed

[Cameron SS]

We need Runkle to do a video on this…

Im sure he is working on one as we speak

[sundog57]

One can only hope that this gets carried further and recognised by the Supreme Court. We already know that the Dauphin has little respect for the law and that he sees himself as a Jean Luc Picard sort of a character where he only has to raise his hand and say "Make it so". It would be nice to see the highest court in the land show him up for the self entitled (fill in your own expletive) that he is.

[MikeTheRock]

It would be tempting, but perhaps inappropriate, to email the ruling to the court clerk you dealt with and ask court to give it to the judge who presided over your ruling. You know, for his professional development.

FWIW the DOJ had no issues constantly sending new cases to the judge after our hearing. Turnabout is fair play.

[VanIsleCam]

That's what I'm hoping for - something that would pave the way for a hearing in the other Provinces. Maybe Ian Runkle will have a video out about this in the coming days.

Pretty much guaranteed . He's in Alberta and will likely comment on the intraprovincial angle although since criminal law is a federal responsibility, all provincial court judges are dealing with arguments related to the same legislation. Thanks for posting OP - love it!