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The Justice Centre issues a statement on issues when we receive a great deal of email on a topic and/or general misunderstanding of an issue.
AUGUST 5, 2021
https://www.jccf.ca/justice-centre-statement-about-freedom-fighter-court-victory-video/?fbclid=IwAR0N03NmO6vseuTKbs9YKOP_esTQJYg5HNnUhRKhCyLiUn5f25xQ1wUo9JQ
The Government further stated, Mr. King has “no evidence” showing that “the evidence sought from the CMOH is likely to be material” [legal term for meaning relevant and related] to the provincial court ticket received. “It is clear that Mr. King seeks evidence relating to the rationale for orders issued by the CMOH under the Act: he seeks evidence about the ‘Crafting of the statutes’,” stated the Government’s Affidavit. There do not appear to be any critical admissions by Dr. Hinshaw about the SARS-CoV-2 virus and this document has been prepared by the government’s legal team, not Dr. Hinshaw.
One of the court transcripts.
https://www.jccf.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/2021.08.04-07.49-redvoicemedia-610aef3334bb1.pdf
Reading through the transcript there were disputes about the police officer's interpretation of the Order under which he had fined King. The people at the park that day were in a public place particpating in a public demonstration, but the officer enforced a limitation on private gatherings. Also, the officer included King in one crowd of 22 to 32 individuals but did not define how that number represented a gathering under the Order. It could have been multiple groups of 7 or 8 individuals. In fact, the officer did not fine all of those present but just 7 individuals of which 3 were fined for having spoken to the other people.
Unfortunately for King, he was not prepared to challenge the fine on the basis of the officer's implementation. But he was right in his intention to characterize the people at the park as exercising liberty to assemble and to speak. So the fine was aimed at him because he spoke and it was on that basis that the officer selected to fine him rather than all in attendance at the park at that time. Supposedly, speaking outloud would mean King spoke to an assembled audience. But that was not established by the prosecutors.
Another factor under dispute was the nature of the Order itself. The officers said they were there to fulfill a request by the Chief Medical Officer of Health. The legitimacey of the Order was in dispute but King did not appear to contest that directly, on its own basis, although the officers acknowledged that the crowd was peacable and polite and cooperative with the officers.
Going to continue through the transcript which is fairly disjointed given that King was representing himself and was not prepared in a lawyerly way.