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[–] Powerpoint@lemmy.ca 7 points 2 years ago

Good. This traitor to Canadians everywhere deserves to face the people he harassed.

[–] autotldr@lemmings.world 4 points 2 years ago

This is the best summary I could come up with:


Convoy protest organizer Pat King's unlikely bid to move his criminal trial out of Ottawa because of his notoriety failed on Thursday, and he will face a jury in the city he encouraged protesters to come to.

In a brief decision given during a virtual court appearance Thursday, Justice Charles Hackland said the law "will provide the needed safeguards against potential juror bias."

But the Crown wanted the motion dismissed, and Calvinho recognized several times in court the request for a new venue was an "uphill battle."

King, an early, loud and prominent supporter of the protests who was regularly updating his thousands of social media followers during his time in Ottawa, is now scheduled to go to trial at the end of November.

Former Ontario MPP Randy Hillier and convoy protest organizer James Bauder failed at having their matters moved.

Those requests were similarly denied in part because the court concluded there were enough procedural safeguards in place to avoid any prejudice against the accused.


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