If you use the link to Frater's dropbox folder (a few posts ago), the documents are ParsonsAppel24.pdf and ParsonsAppel25.pdf.
Thanks Frater... going to read them now. Glad you didn't spoil the ending for me!
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If you use the link to Frater's dropbox folder (a few posts ago), the documents are ParsonsAppel24.pdf and ParsonsAppel25.pdf.
Alright then, let's try this again....
From what I understand from watching Rudy's weekly call-in show Sue is trying to drum up business for her fake court. In the month before Christmas, without fail she would pop in at the 25 to 30 minute mark, discuss her tribulations for awhile, and then publicize her contact info. For you a diplomatic post, for you a pardon, and for you we strike down a law. After all her private court is the SUPREME court. I expect someone just called her up about Virginia's new gun laws and being an obliging sort she struck them down. I'm not going to go back and wade through the weekly call-ins to give you the exact times she called in. Something about "The Horror" comes to mind.
I agree. Except for the Jay Treaty stuff which is particular to the Mohawks around Cornwall much of it is pulled wholesale from various CNC youtube postings and Ms Holland's rants and such - the 1763 proclamation, the railway survey, etc. BTW, the railway survey never even made it to Chilcotin territory, it just said there were some people up there.
One issue, you can't appeal until the process is over.[1] DEWITT‑VAN OOSTEN J.A.: The appellant stands charged with two offences under the Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1985, c. C‑46. Both counts are proceeding by indictment. The matter is currently before the Supreme Court of British Columbia, awaiting trial. No trial date has been set.
[2] A number of pre‑trial determinations have been made in the Supreme Court, including:
• the appointment of a case management judge (May 2019);
• a refusal to allow Ms. Holland to call witnesses on a Rowbotham application for state‑funded counsel (June 2019);
• the dismissal of an application for the case management judge to recuse herself (June 2019);
• the dismissal of a disclosure application (September 2019);
• a refusal to allow Ms. Holland to call witnesses in support of a “defence of jurisdiction”, presumably aimed at challenging the trial court’s jurisdiction over her as a charged person (September 2019); and
• a dismissal of an application to remove Crown counsel with conduct of the trial proceedings based on an alleged conflict of interest (September 2019).
It appears that I will have to jog my failing memory to remember to peruse court listings on a weekly basis to track her in real time, or wait a few months for Canlii.[5] Ms. Holland, along with Fanny Stump, also filed a so-called amended notice of appeal in respect of rulings made on November 21 and 25, 2019 in Kamloops Supreme Court file no. 105679, which apparently involves an accused named R. Charles Bryfogle and his appeal from conviction and sentence in provincial court.
[6] Ms. Holland and Fanny Stump have no standing in that appeal and cannot purport to appeal rulings made in that case. In any event, one of the decisions in the application they seek to appeal involves habeas corpus in respect of Mr. Bryfogle. That is moot as Mr. Bryfogle has served his sentence and is not, to our knowledge, currently in custody. That appeal is also quashed.
She could have had one of her hangers on type it up at least, or maybe they aren't that literate either.
For those of you wondering about the redactions to a month old post I asked the mods to make them. Although the information was publicly available at the time I made the post I later discovered the whole file had been sealed by the courts over Ms. Holland's objections. And btw, Justice Donegan is the case manager for her BC supreme court trial - that's the judge who manages all the pre-trial motions and applications.eric wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 9:31 pm That all being said, Ms. Holland has decided to adopt the rather unconventional approach of swearing out charges against the judge and crown in her case as an attachment to her application to change her probation considerations:
... much snipped
Somehow I don't think this will quite work out the way she is hoping, in fact I suspect Justice Donegan will not be amused. Just an edit for clarity - matter 105848 is he counselling to commit charge.