Boy... have I got a wedge issue...
...for Steffi to champion when Parliament gets off the ground...
-- VANCOUVER -- Two British Columbians serving time for drug offences in the U.S. have filed a lawsuit against Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day for blocking their transfers to Canadian prisons.C'mon... they're at least as deserving as this guy.
Mr. Czinege and Ms. Lam also claim their constitutional rights have been violated and that there should be an immediate order for their return to Canada.
Mr. Czinege was convicted in January 2007 after he was caught trying to smuggle 110 kilograms of cocaine from Washington to Canada inside a truck's fuel tanks.
Ms. Lam is serving a seven-year jail sentence after she was caught with 1,000 ecstasy pills at the Seattle airport.
They are also seeking to have their legal fees reimbursed.
**********
FROM THE COMMENTS:
"What, no Human Rights Complaint?"*
6 comments:
I feel bad that the Canadian educational and Judicial system has allowed folks to think that the whole world is one big forgiving free social workers for everyone, love in...
Suck it up folks, crime may pay, but if you do it badly you pay.
We might as well bring them home. The justice system operates on the premise that the more criminals on the streets the better. So why not repatriate the ones who went out of country to break the law.
I figure some judge will have them home in less than a year.
*
the message that the criminals and the socialists can't seem to grasp is that... actions have consequences.
the sooner we have a conservative majority government... the sooner we can start to really deal with this stuff.
*
What no Human Rights Complaint?
Those amounts of drugs can only be construed as being for personal use.
Plus - anyone with those quantities must be just small-time players and not have any connections at all to organized crime.
C'mon Stock, let 'em in. These are good folks that deserve the comforts of Canada.
*
"bcf says... What no Human Rights Complaint?"
i'm sure that's coming.
*
Post a Comment