2 thoughts on “Janice Fiamengo: Canadian Law is an Ass (Bill C-51)

  1. Surely a new low for half of humanity at least.

    C 51, if in force a few months, ago would probably have resulted in media star Jian Gomeshi now doing (a long) time for multiple ‘sexual assaults’.
    Instead, by use of the old emails which he had kept, he was able to show the accusers were telling massive lies.
    C 51 would have prevented this and denied him any defence, in effect.

    This is the bill’s reason and purpose, to close the loophole and prevent fair minded natural justice happening again.
    Our Canadian brothers are in deep trouble now, the place has gone fem-mad, with culpable legalised persecution of men, for being men.

    A dystopian nightmare come true.

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  2. The eventual success of Ched Evans in proving his innocence was in fact only possible because a judge ruled evidence corroborating his account was ruled specially admissible. Just the process now set out in this for Canada. Evans had support to pursue his case with considerable resources. It was pretty clear that someone without this would not have any prospect.
    Constantly here and in Canada the due process of Justice is traduced supposedly to help alleged victims. Public debate presented as between sex beasts and damsels. But the defendant does not face their accuser , the prosecution is brought by the “Crown” ,as in Canada, so the defendant faces the full power and resources of the Crown. Given the imbalance between most defendants and the Crown the burden is rightly on the Crown to prove the case.
    Quite apart from the genesis in feminist lobbying such manipulations of due process undermine justice.

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