你那么心疼孟大小姐怎么对她爹一点敬意都没有？ 任老头从事发到现在一改往日低调做派，接受了不少各国媒体采访，能够在占豪之流把全中国人民忽悠的热血沸腾的时候保持冷静，实属难得的清醒。可惜他就一企业老板，同各国政府周旋级别不够，不过我觉得他已做得够好。可惜他这个女儿不争气，一篇烂鸡汤文把她老爹一年来的努力几乎报销了一半。我猜想李洪元的事情之所以被捅出来，说不定就是知情者被她的鸡汤文恶心到了。都说虎父无犬女，任老爷子这基因算是白废了。
趁着在外面折腾的时候，把国内的底洗一洗，等N年之后回国了媒体烘托一下，就是第二个昂山素季。小孟其实是颗很好的棋子，也多仗着加拿大配合。温哥华机场也算是奇葩，多年前就电死过移民，后来不了了之，现在抓个人都不严谨。哎，城市大了，人多了，可惜政府主管们的心里格局还是小，就像渥太华的轻轨一样。
Meng Wanzhou wins bid for documents related to Vancouver arrest Social Sharing Jason Proctor · CBC News · Posted: Dec 10, 2019 3:48 PM PT | Last Updated: December 10 Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou has won a bid for disclosure of documents related to her 2018 arrest at Vancouver International Airport. (Ben Nelms/CBC) A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered Canada's attorney general to give Meng Wanzhou's lawyers a trove of documents related to the Huawei executive's arrest at Vancouver International Airport last year. The order follows a two-week hearing in October during which Meng's legal team argued that the additional disclosure could help them prove their client was the victim of a conspiracy between U.S. and Canadian authorities. Meng's lawyers believe officials with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) used their extraordinary powers to detain and question the Huawei chief financial officer without a lawyer at the behest of the FBI. In a ruling Tuesday, Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes didn't make any findings on the actual merits of the defence claim — but she said Meng's lawyers had raised enough questions to give an "air of reality" to their allegations. And she said the documentation already provided by the Crown was "strategic in its character yet impoverished in its substance." Meng was arrested a little more than a year ago on a U.S. extradition warrant during a stopover in Vancouver on her way from Hong Kong to a conference in Argentina. Border agents seized Meng's phones when she arrived in Vancouver and later passed them on to the RCMP. Her lawyers claim the RCMP shared technical information about the devices with the FBI. (B.C. Supreme Court) She is accused of misleading banks about Huawei's relationship with a hidden subsidiary, which is accused of attempting to sell U.S. telecommunications equipment in Tehran. U.S. prosecutors claim Meng's alleged lies put the banks which cleared transactions for Huawei at risk of violating U.S. sanctions against Iran. The 47-year-old has denied the allegations. The first phase of the extradition process is set for January with a hearing on the issue of double criminality — the requirement that the allegation at the heart of the request be considered an offence in both Canada and the U.S. Later in 2020, Meng's lawyers will argue for a stay of proceedings based on what they claim is a violation of Meng's rights during the three hours CBSA officers questioned her before she was officially arrested by RCMP. The border agents seized Meng's phones and electronic devices and also compelled her to give them the passcodes. 'I cannot rule out the possibility' During the disclosure hearing, lawyers for the attorney general revealed that the CBSA later mistakenly handed the passcodes for the devices over to the RCMP. Meng's lawyers also accused RCMP officers of passing identifying information about the devices over to the FBI — an allegation the Crown denied. Holmes cited questions about those interactions in her decision to order the release of more documentation. In her ruling, the judge also had to consider whether a stay might ultimately be warranted if the defence can prove Meng's rights were violated. "It is not yet clear whether the abuse of process Ms. Meng alleges, if proven, would constitute circumstances serious enough to require a stay of proceedings to protect the integrity of the judicial process," Holmes wrote. "However, I cannot rule out the possibility that it would." The defence team was seeking a wide range of documents including documents related to the sharing of information between the RCMP and the FBI and from the offices of the federal minister of justice and the attorney general. Meng's lawyers were also looking for correspondence between RCMP and U.S. law enforcement as well as a list of any documents withheld or redacted to date. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/meng-wanzhou-disclosure-documents-1.5391535
孟晚舟赢下一场法律战 加法院要求检方提交更多证据 文章来源: 环球时报 于 2019-12-11 07:13:41 - 新闻取自各大新闻媒体，新闻内容并不代表本网立场！ 据路透社11日报道，华为首席财务官孟晚舟的律师团队赢得了一场法律战，根据加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省最高法院10日发布的一份裁决结果显示，法官要求加拿大司法部长交出更多与孟晚舟被捕有关的证据和文件。 不列颠哥伦比亚省最高法院副首席法官希瑟·霍姆斯（Heather Holmes）同意华为技术有限公司的法律团队的看法，认为他们的主张具有“有真实可能性”（air of reality）。但是法官也提醒说，这项裁决是有限的，并没有提到华为指控加拿大当局不当处理孟的电子设备一事是否有理据支持。 霍姆斯法官在裁决书中写道，她发现加拿大司法部长提供的证据存在“引人注意的漏洞”，并举例称，为什么加拿大边境服务局（CBSA）犯下了“简单的错误”，即“违反法律地将其要求孟晚舟提交的密码，移交给了加拿大皇家骑警（RCMP）”。霍姆斯还说，司法部长没能提供足够多的证据“来反驳根据其他证据就能得出的推论，即RCMP不正确地将孟女士随身设备的序列号和其他标识符发送给了美国联邦调查局（FBI）。” 霍姆斯法官表示，这些证据上的空白所引发的疑点，“早已不是针对这一系列事件的轻率遐想或猜测”，因此使她得出结论：孟晚舟一方的申请“达到了有真实可能性的门槛。” 据报道，该裁决并不要求所提及的文件必须公开，加拿大司法部长也可主张行使行政特权来阻止相关文件的公开，而孟晚舟一方可能会在法庭上表示反对。另外，霍姆斯的裁决也没有提出任何时间表。 加拿大当局应美国的要求，于2018年12月1日在温哥华国际机场逮捕了现年47岁的孟晚舟女士，她被指控犯有银行欺诈罪以及在华为涉及伊朗的业务上误导汇丰银行。但孟晚舟否认这些指控，坚称自己是无辜的，目前相关案件正在引渡程序的审理过程中，引渡听证会将在2020年1月20日在温哥华的联邦法院开始。 在孟晚舟去年12月被捕前，她曾经接受加拿大移民局的讯问。她的律师团队要求加拿大政府交出与她被捕有关的更多文件。 孟晚舟的律师团队已在加拿大法院对她的引渡表示反对，理由是美国是出于经济和政治利益才提出引渡请求，并且她遭到了代表美国联邦调查局（FBI）的加拿大当局的非法拘留、搜查和讯问。 https://www.wenxuecity.com/news/2019/12/11/8937213.html
