P,A 82563-1 KORY, DEAN Russell Nanaimo Law Courts 11Apr2017
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P,A 82562-1 KORY, DARCY Allen Nanaimo Law Courts 11Apr2017
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P,A 82563-1 KORY, DEAN Russell Nanaimo Law Courts 11Apr2017
9:00 AM 222 AHR SBD 922:17-1276
P,A 82562-1 KORY, DARCY Allen Nanaimo Law Courts 11Apr2017
9:00 AM 222 AHR SBD 922:17-1276
Milner Ridge sure has changed from Google Satellite. It was still CFS Beausejour when I visited many years ago.Wake Up! Productions wrote: His first order of business was to make a Youtube video. He has not "turned over a new leaf" !!!
Speaking of things changing .....eric wrote:Milner Ridge sure has changed from Google Satellite. It was still CFS Beausejour when I visited many years ago.
Earlier today I was asking myself "what's next for Dean?" Now that he has served his time, the slate is essentially wiped clean - he has nothing more to whine and bitch about !!! He has nothing left to rally supporters in his corner.bmxninja357 wrote:however, the lack of gmo free food and proper vitamin supplements full of micro nutrients is open season. and im guessing thats next. selling snake oil is whats left. a page right out of the new freeman playbook.
"Shit just got real fuckers.", Dean says in the description of his recent video, meaning he could be claiming a new legal remedy that got him released early.Wake Up! Productions wrote:All Dean has left is SEMINARS - and how successful would that turn out be when everyone knows that he flat out LOST in court - none of his own "legal teachings" worked for him !!!
Nothing suspicious about it, just the routine of how criminals are processed. If Clifford is out but his sentence is not yet over then he received parole. That's almost always the case with Canadian prisoners. While on parole he will still be under conditions. These are sometimes very stringent however we don't know what conditions Dean is under.Jeffrey wrote:Suspiciously there's nothing about his release on the docket for the case except for something about a DNA report.
So freemanism does work.Burnaby49 wrote: The Manitoba Queen's Bench lost jurisdiction over Dean, and any involvement with his file, after his sentence was issued.
I believe the error that we all made was we were going by the FULL 3 year sentence, which included pretrial custody. At sentencing Dean was given 21 months. I did the math, and this time around Dean only served 14 months, and was released 7 months early. This means that the one third you speak of only applies to the post trial sentence, and not to pretrial time in custody.eric wrote:In Canada, for most crimes, one third of the sentence is automatically deducted for good behavior
The first time that a s. 109 Order is granted for an accused there is a requirement of a minimum of 10 year prohibition for firearms, crossbows, restricted weapons, ammo and explosives as well as a lifetime prohibition for prohibited firearms, restricted firearms, prohibited weapons, prohibited devices and prohibited ammunition.
All subsequent 109 orders must be a minimum prohibition of life for all items listed.