To elaborate, the reason for me asking is my interest to know if you have used section 24 only on personal court matters or for clients as a lawyer.
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To elaborate, the reason for me asking is my interest to know if you have used section 24 only on personal court matters or for clients as a lawyer.
I am not a member of the Law Society or the Bar Association.
I have acted as agent a couple of times for friends.
I have represented myself on many occasions.
I have written claims of Understanding and Intents for friends and presented new arguments based off of new case law and supplied their lawyers with pretty much all of the work done for them short of appearing for them.
Usually with remarkable successes.
One lawyer even passed on his regards as I supplied him with what he called the milestone case of his career.
That was for a driving while impaired by Cannabis charge.
The new case law I included was a 2018 case from the ATSB which the court here in Ontario accepted as a decision from a competent jurisdiction in those proceedings.
I also managed to bring into question the credibility of the
D.R E.'s (the officer acting as a Drug Recognition Expert) abilities to PROVE The IMPAIRMENT of my ex who is a moderate to high level chronic Cannabis user. That case law I found has clearly established that they could not prove such a thing.
Was the first time in Canada that anybody put all those pieces together successfully.
Because we threatened the crown attorneys with the section 24 remedy they withdrew all charges to stop our planned attack on the actual law itself and/or adding her case as even newer precedence and give the people even more power and latitude
I will make many posts and each will have a specific theme.
I have some excellent stories of my adventures, misadventures, and exploits.
Anyway it's a pleasure to make your connection here.
-Brad
Also: her lawyer did not want to do what I had proposed, initially.
He had prepared a plea deal with the crown for a large fine and had already taken 4000$ from her...
I told him in a forwarded msg that if he didn't give the claim to the crown that we would self represent and do it without him at all and would gladly accept part of her payments to him back to her.
Was only after that meeting with the crown that everything changed.
This is one of many interesting experiences that have emboldened me on my quest of learning, expanding, and applying and sharing remedies in Canadian Law Courts.
Regards,
-Brad