Pretty much all of #cdnpoli. It's really hard to be optimistic about any of it right now.
ICYMI, my Loonie Politics column: When regular Canadians donât engage, the fanatics will do it for them #cdnpoli This is why Danielle Smith and Scott Moe are talking about things like chemtrails. Itâs not by accident.
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So they shouldn't protect bad people, and those people should self-represent and be even more costly to the justice system? Okay then.
I'm not sure what exactly you're proposing, since the right to counsel means a robust defence. Anything less impacts the presumption of innocence. However, in this particular case, the MPP in question didn't defend said predator, a partner at his firm did, which is completely ridiculous.
ICYMI, my latest for National Magazine: Lawyers are not their clients Legal groups have been quick to criticize the Manitoba government for ousting an MLA over his legal colleagueâs representation of a convicted sexual predator #cdnpoli#cdnlaw
Legal groups have been quick to criticize the Manitoba government for ousting an MLA over his legal colleagueâs representation of a convicted sexual predator
Tried something new this week, so Sunday dinner was @nigella.bsky.socialâs chicken fajitas. I deem them to be a success.
Most people are going to miss this: "The agency said information that subsequently came to light led it to reassess one case involving an MP and drop it from the list." It's almost like intelligence isn't evidence, and it changes with more context.đ§ www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
Will you be doing a launch or signing for Tapestry there anytime soon?
