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Omar Khadre
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The canadian charter only recognizes one class of canadian citizens, not two or three based upon religion or whatever.
There should only be one class of canadian citizen-- those who want to live within our society and uphold our values. The Khadr family were not ostracized. They CHOSE to do the
things that they did. Yes, I know that Omar was taken to work for Al Qaida when he was young etc..
My concern is that Omar Khadr will be a ticking bomb once he is released from prison. The prudent course of action would be to find out what Omar wants to do. If he wishes to return to fight for enemy he should
rot in jail as a traitor or renounce his rights to citizenship of our country.
There should only be one class of canadian citizen-- those who want to live within our society and uphold our values. The Khadr family were not ostracized. They CHOSE to do the
things that they did. Yes, I know that Omar was taken to work for Al Qaida when he was young etc..
My concern is that Omar Khadr will be a ticking bomb once he is released from prison. The prudent course of action would be to find out what Omar wants to do. If he wishes to return to fight for enemy he should
rot in jail as a traitor or renounce his rights to citizenship of our country.
there is only one class of canadian. so you are in luck.
His prison time in the states would be federal time for which there is no parole or I believe pretrial time.
Incorrect, see here:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode18/usc_sec_18_00003585----000-.html
The Federal system gives him 1 for 1 credit for time served where his detention relates to the crime he was sentenced for. So that lops 8 years off anything he gets. Yes it's up to the sentencing judge to include that calculation in the sentencing, but if the judge hands down a sentence without giving due consideration to his time served he will appeal that sentence and he will win.
Incorrect, see here:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode18/usc_sec_18_00003585----000-.html
The Federal system gives him 1 for 1 credit for time served where his detention relates to the crime he was sentenced for. So that lops 8 years off anything he gets. Yes it's up to the sentencing judge to include that calculation in the sentencing, but if the judge hands down a sentence without giving due consideration to his time served he will appeal that sentence and he will win.
Does that apply to a military trial though ?
Does that apply to a military trial though ?
Or the cangaroo court in Gitmo?
Does that apply to a military trial though ?
Who knows, they make up their own rules as they go along. I was just responding to LS's claim that at the federal level there is no credit for time served--there is.
The US Court Martial system under the Uniform Code of Military Justice also provides credit for time served. So, every other system of detention in the US has credit for time served... But you're right Gitmo could be once again the exception and make up its own ludicrous rule.
I stand corrected, although I expect the prosecution will insist on 9 years plus what ever time he has served. Military time is what ever the judge decides it is within the sentencing guidlines. How this would work I am not sure as far as being military imprisonment.
That is my understanding. Fuji, also is correct about Federal presentencing time served.I stand corrected, although I expect the prosecution will insist on 9 years plus what ever time he has served. Military time is what ever the judge decides it is within the sentencing guidlines. How this would work I am not sure as far as being military imprisonment.
And if you are ever accused of a crime abroad, I suppose you feel it is ok if your government abandons you.
I don't go abroad to murder people and I avoid shithole countries like the one Amanda Lindholt was kidnapped in.
I don't go abroad to murder people and I avoid shithole countries like the one Amanda Lindholt was kidnapped in.
So much for the presumption of innocence.....I suppose if your father tried to do such a thing with you at age 12 you think you would somehow have the mental clarity and courage to say no? What if he beat the living daylights out of you?
So much for the presumption of innocence.....
That is why there is a trial. BTW Don't go to Iran or you could be a "guest" there for a long long time.
Let him come back if he wants to.
If he does, he'll be the most heavily watched Canadian since Pam Anderson was in her prime.
He'll be under soooo much official surveillance and media scrutiny that he won't be able to so much as litter.
If his mother has even the teensiest, tiniest speck of love or compassion for this kid, she'll pack the whole brood back up and head to somewhere where they'd at the very least not be reviled, forget about being welcome. They'd enjoy a much better overall standard of living in Karachi than Canada. The father cared more for his beliefs than for his offspring, lets hope that somehow the mother is different.
If he does, he'll be the most heavily watched Canadian since Pam Anderson was in her prime.
He'll be under soooo much official surveillance and media scrutiny that he won't be able to so much as litter.
If his mother has even the teensiest, tiniest speck of love or compassion for this kid, she'll pack the whole brood back up and head to somewhere where they'd at the very least not be reviled, forget about being welcome. They'd enjoy a much better overall standard of living in Karachi than Canada. The father cared more for his beliefs than for his offspring, lets hope that somehow the mother is different.
They'd enjoy a much better overall standard of living in Karachi than Canada.
Omar will probably be shot dead (like his father) by the Pakistani army or get blown to pieces in a suicide bombing mission. His years in Gitmo kept him alive.
Let him come back if he wants to.
If he does, he'll be the most heavily watched Canadian since Pam Anderson was in her prime.
He'll be under soooo much official surveillance and media scrutiny that he won't be able to so much as litter.
If his mother has even the teensiest, tiniest speck of love or compassion for this kid, she'll pack the whole brood back up and head to somewhere where they'd at the very least not be reviled, forget about being welcome. They'd enjoy a much better overall standard of living in Karachi than Canada. The father cared more for his beliefs than for his offspring, lets hope that somehow the mother is different.
I dunno, Karla Homolka lived in Canada for a while.
Send him and his family back to Pakistan. They haven't earned the privilege of living in Canada.
+1
deport that entire terrorist family
That is why there is a trial. BTW Don't go to Iran or you could be a "guest" there for a long long time.
The government abandoned him LONG before the trial... please pay attention..
Let him come back if he wants to.
If he does, he'll be the most heavily watched Canadian since Pam Anderson was in her prime.
He'll be under soooo much official surveillance and media scrutiny that he won't be able to so much as litter.
If his mother has even the teensiest, tiniest speck of love or compassion for this kid, she'll pack the whole brood back up and head to somewhere where they'd at the very least not be reviled, forget about being welcome. They'd enjoy a much better overall standard of living in Karachi than Canada. The father cared more for his beliefs than for his offspring, lets hope that somehow the mother is different.
The only reason she is in Canada at this point in time is for the free health care for her youngest son, injuered by a bomb where they were living , she packed up him and the family and moved back in order to get health care for him, was quite a fuss at the time.
