Yeah, ambassador to Cuba. He'd fit right in thereBob Rae already said he won't run (the Sun has an opinion column that Harper should appoint him as an Ambassador)
Yeah, ambassador to Cuba. He'd fit right in thereBob Rae already said he won't run (the Sun has an opinion column that Harper should appoint him as an Ambassador)
The court would find in favour of the Star,[/qoute]
Well there we have it. Mr. Justice Fuji Iknowitall has negated the entire justice system!
which would trot out three eye witnesses and corroborating testimony from the police.
You make some big assumptions. Like these "eye witnesses" will be credible and remain so after cross examination from a skilled cross examiner. And that "the police" would or could be compelled to testify. And that their testimony would make good evidence.
Have you ever set foot in a courtroom? Been party to any litigation?The existence of the video would then become a judicial fact,
Owning the HS Collection of "Law and Order" doesn't count.
Ford would be found to be lying in open court -- perhaps opening himself to perjury charges --
You have no idea how rabidly ridiculous you sound to anyone who has any real knowledge of legal proceedings.
Do you have any idea what "frivolous and vexatious" means in real terms.and he would very likely wind up paying the Star's legal cost for bringing such a frivolous and vexatious lawsuit.
Crack Nation may yammer on about how they don't believe eye witnesses and the various other reports, but that's just kooky nonsense and a judge will have none of it.
How does that help him?
Yes, the Judge will have no kooky nonsense!
But thankfully Fred permits it!
If every word spoken by Ford on this issue is true he would have a good case against The Star. After all Ford says a video does not exist, not that it must be fake, it does not exist. For that to be the case The Star must be fabricating the whole thing and I would expect that is something one could and should litigate agsinst.The court would find in favour of the Star, which would trot out three eye witnesses and corroborating testimony from the police. The existence of the video would then become a judicial fact, Ford would be found to be lying in open court -- perhaps opening himself to perjury charges -- and he would very likely wind up paying the Star's legal cost for bringing such a frivolous and vexatious lawsuit.
Crack Nation may yammer on about how they don't believe eye witnesses and the various other reports, but that's just kooky nonsense and a judge will have none of it.
How does that help him?
What exactly is wrong with what I posted or the connection to the link? Feel free to actually post something worthwhile.You gotta be kidding posting that link Blackie.
Do you even read the threads or posts or just post without doing so?
What exactly is wrong with what I posted or the connection to the link? Feel free to actually post something worthwhile.
if he denies it exists and it exists but he has no knowledge of it- it can't be perjury.yes if Ford denies the existence of the video under oath that would be perjury.
Are you really that naïve to think that between now and the next municipal election that it will be a smooth ride?The embattled Mayor is battling back.
Fresh off the glowing reports about savings in the Privatization of garbage....
And the overwhelmingly well received nail in the coffin to the plastic bag issue......
Mayor Ford piled on a third win today when the Supreme Court ruled against Magder and Clayton Ruby.
In their wisdom, they saw fit to let proper decisions stand, and not waste time on a matter that had already been properly decided in a previous court.
Its back to the drawing board for the Toronto Star reporters. Time to re-tool....re strategize, and find a way to take another swing at the Mayor.
Yeah we should all believe the guy with a typo in his terb name!
You find their carefully crafted, proof-read, edited and re-edited written prose "credible" That is your judgement and I cannot fault you on coming to your own conclusions based on the material before you.Yes the eye witnesses are clearly credible,
I suppose one would have to prove his belief was not true and perhaps produce the video... and establish that he knew of it.and yes if Ford denies the existence of the video under oath that would be perjury.
If it exists as reported, he is quoted as saying that thing better not be on. So he can't really claim no knowledge of it.if he denies it exists and it exists but he has no knowledge of it- it can't be perjury.
well he can if they told him it wasn't onIf it exists as reported, he is quoted as saying that thing better not be on. So he can't really claim no knowledge of it.
If it exists as reported, he is quoted as saying that thing better not be on. So he can't really claim no knowledge of it.
Wasn't the first ruling that he did not have to pay Ford's cost?yes but he has to pay fords costs
at the ontario court of appeal but not for the appeal to supreme court of canadaWasn't the first ruling that he did not have to pay Ford's cost?
Really? His defence is they drug dealer told me the camera pointed at me wasn't on!well he can if they told him it wasn't on
Hey, you guys are the ones claiming they are best friends!Really? His defence is they drug dealer told me the camera pointed at me wasn't on!
if the tape exists and he believed the drug dealer then no perjuryReally? His defence is they drug dealer told me the camera pointed at me wasn't on!
if fuji asserts perjury, then it is perjuryif the tape exists and he believed the drug dealer then no perjury?
if the tape exists, buts its a fake, then no perjury?
if the tape doesn't exist, then no perjury
reading fuji causes me an injuryif fuji asserts perjury, then it is perjury
I suspect Ford spent more in the first two trials where he had to mount an actual defence (twice) and prepare to give testimony than he did telling the Supremes why they had better things to do. He's still stuck with those costs.So now that Ford has his costs covered he I am sure he will now launch his suit against the Star. I would just be weird if he doesn't.