 Liberal MP says SNC-Lavalin 'entitled' to agreement to avoid criminal trialPolitical | 207012 hits | Mar 05 3:17 pm | Posted by: Freakinoldguy  A Liberal MP says his party believes the SNC-Lavalin is “entitled” to a deferred prosecution agreement — a legal mechanism that would allow the Quebec engineering firm to avoid criminal prosecution.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Given that logic, it should be okay for the Canadian gov't to harvest organs from prisoners because China allows it.
I'm sorry but this is Canada and SNC Lavalin broke the law. So, just because certain people in the Liberal Party including Trudeau are willing to break the law for their or someone else's benefit doesn't mean that our judicial system should be circumvented by anyone.
To be clear, based on what’s been revealed, they did not “break the law”
To be clear, based on what’s been revealed, they did not “break the law”
That has yet to be determined.
To be clear, based on what’s been revealed, they did not “break the law”
Attempting to obstruct justice isn't against the law? So I guess if I "attempt to kill you" that's not against the law? Are we now basing the law on whether or not you were successful in breaking it?
To be clear, based on what’s been revealed, they did not “break the law”
That has yet to be determined.
I would say there’s a long way to go before people can jump to that conclusion. Even JWR said they didn’t break the law.
To be clear, based on what’s been revealed, they did not “break the law”
Maybe, maybe not. What's been revealed so far is apparently enough for Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives lawyers to disagree with your and the PM's assessment of what constitutes a crime.
https://www.thestar.com/politics/federa ... e-law.html
So we'll have to wait and see what any RCMP investigation reveals because this scandal isn't going away anytime soon. Besides, it's likely the Conservatives will get their way especially since the PM is in no position to legally or illegally block any RCMP investigations because if he did it'd be like a giant billboard proclaiming his and his offices guilt.