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She's only a refugee. Big deal. The judge should get a promotion for creative exploitation. </sarcasm>
 
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Small but important correction. He did not plead guilty he was found guilty by a Judge after hearing of evidence. He did not admit guilt.
 
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He should be declared inadmissible to Canada, stripped of all his assets, and then deported to a third world country. I know it's not legally possible, but it would be fitting.

(You asked what he SHOULD get, which is different than what he will get.)
 
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I have always been a fan of mandatory double maximum sentence when it comes to anyone who is supposed to uphold the law, police and judges alike
so double whatever he's supposed to get!!!
 
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nottyboi said:
Immigration judge pleads guilty in sex coercion case...what sentence should he get?
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Presumably a similar sentence as other hearing officers guilty of official malfeasance.

As to disbarment, I do not believe he is a lawyer. However, if he were, you are correct that this would probably be a lifetime disbarment (or very close to it).
 
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Anyone else find it peculiar that her husband (then boyfriend) had her going through the refugee process rather than marrying her?

Perhaps he was actually just smart in getting out from under the support requirements.

It doesn’t matter to the criminal charges involved, but it does strike me as an anomaly.
 
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Aardvark154 said:
Anyone else find it peculiar that her husband (then boyfriend) had her going through the refugee process rather than marrying her?

Perhaps he was actually just smart in getting out from under the support requirements.

It doesn’t matter to the criminal charges involved, but it does strike me as an anomaly.
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Maybe they met in Canada after she's started the process? I'm not sure how easy it is to switch to a spousal application once the refugee ball is rolling.

For an actual spouse the sponsorship requirements are not very onerous. Divorce court would award the wife at least that minimum level of support anyway in most cases. It's more an issue when you sponsor a brother or parent for whom you would not otherwise have a financial commitment.
 
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I'm pretty sure any application process (other than refugee) has to be initiated from outside the country - she would have to leave the country and then apply...
 
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I think he should be listed as a sexual predator so he will have to live with that for life.
 
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GotGusto said:
How hot is the refugee?

Just curious, really.
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if she is cute it's a major mitigating circumstance
if she is ugly then he is a disgrace
 
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I'm pretty sure any application process (other than refugee) has to be initiated from outside the country - she would have to leave the country and then apply...
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In the case of Spousal Sponsorship that has not been the case since 2005, however, your appeal rights if you are denied are a great deal less than if you had applied from outside Canada.
 
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Not truly related, but given that the issue has come up before.

An interesting case in 2006 from The Supreme Court of British Columbia of a Canadian National spouse who was deceived by their immigrant spouse and was awarded damages for the costs of the reception, the ring, the government fees, the cost of appealing the immigration department’s refusal, some of the long distance calls, and $10,000 for lost opportunity.

Raju v. Kumar, 2006 BCSC 439

http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/jdb-txt/SC/06/04/2006BCSC0439err1.htm

I hasten to mention that this is an uncommon ruling.
 
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Just notice the refugee is from South Korea. I wonder what sort
of oppression there would send refugees here and what kind
or persecution the refugee will face upon repatriation?


I gather it won't be long before we see people from
even Hong Kong file for refugee status.
 
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oil&gas said:
Just notice the refugee is from South Korea. I wonder what sort
of oppression there would send refugees here and what kind or persecution the refugee will face upon repatriation?
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From what little information I've read - an abusive father. Doubtless there is something I'm missing, but I have my doubts that a young woman from France or Germany would get refugee status based upon an abusive father.
 
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