Another Omar Khadr?

Skyrider is actually Rockslinger under a different alias. so yes you are correct, but it appears he intentionally starts these mindlessly stupid threads for attention. It eventually got him banned under the Rockslinger alias, and now it looks like he has gotten so comfortable as Skyrider that he has started to show his true colours again.

Nonsense threads to get attention, nonsense responses to other people's serious thoughts or questions, repeated over and over all day.
Ah that makes sense
 
Well as a Canadian he can apply to serve his sentence in canada.
 
Well as a Canadian he can apply to serve his sentence in canada.
That is the question. If he is convicted, will he apply to return to Canada and will Canada accept him back? If he does return, will he serve a little bit of time and then be granted bail?
 
That is the question. If he is convicted, will he apply to return to Canada and will Canada accept him back? If he does return, will he serve a little bit of time and then be granted bail?

That would be up to the courts to decide
 
But, he is a Canadian citizen. Even if he is convicted in a U.S. (not Canadian) court shouldn't we repatriate him back to Canada and after a few months release him on bail (like we did with Khadr)? Besides, he was only 15 (a mere child) at the time of the incident.
How do you know he and his lawyers are not engaged in that process at this very moment?

Instead of these silly false analogies and similarities you keep trying — and failing — to draw, why not state your point and make a persuasive case for it using logic and evidence?
 
How do you know he and his lawyers are not engaged in that process at this very moment?

.... and make a persuasive case for it using logic and evidence?


Ahem....

He has only been arrested and is awaiting trial.

"Logic" would lead one to realize that he would not be repatriated to stand trial here! LOL
 
Ahem....

He has only been arrested and is awaiting trial.

"Logic" would lead one to realize that he would not be repatriated to stand trial here! LOL
"My client's caused you nothing but trouble; you don't really want the hassle of keeping him in prison, and supervising him after release, never mind what it'll take to convict him. He'll plead guilty if you recommend him for transfer to a Canadian prison to serve his time".
 
"My client's caused you nothing but trouble; you don't really want the hassle of keeping him in prison, and supervising him after release, never mind what it'll take to convict him. He'll plead guilty if you recommend him for transfer to a Canadian prison to serve his time".
Yes, but this is about as close to a "slam - dunk" conviction as one is going to get and also is a high profile "pour encourager les autres" prosecution so what motivation would the prosecution have to agree to such a deal?
 
There are a lot of variables in this case, will he be tried as a minor or an adult? Only after he is convicted will there be any consideration for his return to Canada to serve his time. The case might be too high profile and the Canadian government might not want to seem to give special circumstances to a diplomats son.

BTW- If a Hispanic kid from Miami was charged with a crime and spit on a cop and tore up an interview room he would get the crap beaten out of him.
 
Yes, but this is about as close to a "slam - dunk" conviction as one is going to get and also is a high profile "pour encourager les autres" prosecution so what motivation would the prosecution have to agree to such a deal?
It was SkyRider who wanted to know why the guy wasn't already back here, you should direct the question to him. All I was offering was a 'could be' scenario for Schlong's question to me, but thanks for that "yes" from a legal guy who has been there.