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Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
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sab30
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Re: Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
Judge David Patterson
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dmschmidt
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Re: Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
more crackhead theatre.
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aberkala
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Re: Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
Crime pays in Canada. Why would the lawyers and lawless judges change. Its a money tree.
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F1oo
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Re: Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
Another scumbag with a slap on the wrist, Must of had Tessmer for a lawyer RE: story on Castanet " Lawyer blasts lazy police"
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NakAstanet
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Re: Vernon man sentenced to 44 days jail after pleading guilty to seven charges
".I do not see how in any way, shape, or form, giving seven more conditional discharges to Mr. Mohr would not be contrary to the public interest," said Patterson. "...I believe the justice system’s reputation requires something other than discharges."
Ummm... I think the justice system could have improved its reputation by jailing this person AFTER he violated the first conditional discharge and therefore BEFORE the additional 7 crimes.
Ummm... I think the justice system could have improved its reputation by jailing this person AFTER he violated the first conditional discharge and therefore BEFORE the additional 7 crimes.