Criminal

Hamilton Police Castigated Roundly by Superior Court in Wrongful Arrest Case

The Hamilton Police Services Board was issued a stinging rebuke by Superior Court Justice Kim Carpenter-Gunn as she awarded $46,000 in damages, including $10,000 in punitive damages, to Michael Dix


Posted in | read more

Jailed G20 Defendant Alex Hundert’s Breach Trial Set for Monday, January 31, 2011

December 21, 2010: TORONTO, MISSISSAUGA NEW CREDIT—Jailed G20 defendant Alex Hundert will be startin


Posted in | | | | | | | read more

ACTION ALERT: Free Leonard Peltier!

Political Prisoner held for 30 years by U.S. government A Hearing has been scheduled for February 13, 2006 to correct the illegal sentencing that occurred in Leonard Peltier's case. The basis for this motion is that the United States District Court lacked subject matter jurisdiction under the statutes upon which Mr. Peltier was convicted and sentenced.

Posted in | read more

Sharing Info on an Infiltrator: Solidarity with Arrested Enviros

Three enviros doing actions associated with Earth Liberation Front (ELF) in the U.S. were nabbed by cops thanks to two years of work by “Anna”, the infiltrating snitch. Now the word’s out and folks are tracing her movements - courting activist trust, all her emails signed off with “solidarity” or “resist”.

Posted in | read more

Dope Sheet Column - January 25, 2006

DOPE SHEET COLUMN FEDERAL ELECTION IMPLICATIONS This Dope Sheet is being prepared on January 25, 2006, two days after the Federal election. Prime Minister Harper. Now there is scary thought.

Posted in | | | read more

Tougher sentences, costly and ineffective

from the Winnipeg Free Press Sun Feb 19 2006 By KIM PATE, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies In the wake of the tragic Boxing Day shooting in Toronto, media fear-mongering and political posturing conspired to convince Canadians that rising crime rates deserve the get-tough response of mandatory minimum sentencing.

Posted in | read more

Fighting Canadian Corporations and Environmental Crime

25 Mar 2006 - 01:30
25 Mar 2006 - 03:00
Etc/GMT-5
Panel at the Law Union Annual Conference March 25, 2006, 1:30 – 3:00 Moderator: Sarah Dover, Articling Student, Birchall Northey LLP Canadian mining operations now span more than 100 countries – an expansion that has left some of the world’s worst environment disasters in its wake. The record of this industry within Canada has also been marked by bulldozing local interests, environmental destruction and violation of indigenous rights.

Posted in | | read more | calendar