Canadian trucker asking for stay of criminal charges for violation of his Charter rights
It is imperative for Canadians to have the right and freedom to peacefully oppose government mandates without facing punishment, including arrest and criminal charges
By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms —— Bio and Archives--February 24, 2023
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Ottawa, Ontario: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is defending Nova Scotia trucker, Guy Meister, whose Charter Application seeking a stay of his criminal charges of mischief and resisting or wilfully obstructing police, which will be heard today at 10 a.m. in Courtroom #2 at the Ontario Court of Justice, 161 Elgin Street, Ottawa. Mr. Meister was arrested last year while peacefully protesting at the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.
In court today, Mr. Meister’s counsel, Brian Doody, will be arguing that Mr. Meister’s was arbitrarily detained and arrested by the police in violation of his section 9 Charter rights and that therefore the criminal charge against him should be stayed.
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