法官拒绝了Lich的保释请求

[lindamy]

Ottawa protest leader Pat King denied bail, will remain in jail​

Leader of the so-called Freedom Convoy Pat King has been denied bail because of a "substantial likelihood" he would reoffend, according to Justice of the Peace Andrew Seymour.
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[lindamy]

Lich 已被保释出狱，上次法官拒绝由她的丈夫作为她的监护人，这次更换了一名未透露身份的亲属。​

她必须在24小时之内离开渥太华，72小时之内离开安省。返回阿省后，每天与渥太华警方保持联系，除了出庭或会见律师外，不得返回安省，如需到安省，必须事先通知渥太华警方。

Lich 也被禁止访问或使用社交媒体，任何人也不能代表她进行这些活动。她也不能参加或参与任何未来对 COVID-19 任务的抗议。她的担保人必须能够随时检查她的电子设备以确保这一点。她还被禁止与车队运动的其他几位组织者或领导人接触。

'Freedom Convoy' leader Tamara Lich released from custody​

Convoy leader Tamara Lich granted bail​

Updated March 7, 2022 5:36 p.m. EST Published March 7, 2022 4:00 a.m. EST

Tamara Lich, a high-profile organizer of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest, has been released from jail following a bail review.

An Ontario judge ruled Monday that the previous judge who denied Lich bail made errors in law. The Alberta resident was released on $25,000 in bonds and must leave Ottawa within 24 hours and Ontario within 72 hours.

Lich was arrested Feb. 17 and remained in custody after initially being denied bail. Lich spearheaded a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the convoy, which was shut down after raising more than $10 million. The Medicine Hat, Alta. native is charged with counselling to commit mischief.

Justice John Johnston said in his decision that in denying Lich bail two weeks ago, Justice Julie Bourgeous erred when weighing the seriousness of Lich's charges by comparing them to the seriousness of the impact of the "Freedom Convoy" and not to other criminal code offences.

Lich, 49, Johnston noted, had lived a "pro-social" life prior to these charges and had no criminal record, suggesting that these factors may be grounds for a lighter sentence, should Lich be convicted. Johnston was concerned that Lich could spend more time in pre-trial custody than a sentence might deliver.
He was also convinced that Lich's new surety, a relative who cannot be identified under a publication ban, would provide adequate supervision. Lich's first surety, her husband, was found to be unreliable, but the new surety was deemed to be credible.

Lich must abide by several conditions. She must leave Ottawa within 24 hours of her release from custody and must leave Ontario within 72 hours, keeping in contact with the Ottawa Police Service daily as she returns to Alberta. She may not return to Ontario except to attend court or to meet with her lawyers, and she must inform Ottawa police if and when she returns to the province.

Lich is also prohibited from accessing or using social media, or having anyone use it on her behalf. She also cannot attend or engage in any future protests of COVID-19 mandates. Lich's surety must have easy and regular access to her electronic devices to ensure this. She is also prohibited from being in contact with several other organizers or leaders of the convoy movement.

During last week's bail review, an argument was put forward in regard to the previous judge who denied Lich bail. Lich argued that had she known of Justice Julie Bourgeois's unsuccessful run as a federal Liberal Party candidate in 2011, she would have asked Bourgeois recuse herself because the "Freedom Convoy" was a protest against the current Liberal government.

On Monday, Johnston said he found no evidence that a federal Liberal candidacy more than a decade ago was proof of bias and rejected the argument, cautioning that such allegations are serious and should come with strong evidence.

Over the weekend, several pro-convoy demonstrators protested outside the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre, demanding Lich's release, as well as the release of other convoy organizers who remain in custody.

Tamara Lich, organizer for a protest convoy by truckers and supporters demanding an end to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, delivers a statement during a news conference in Ottawa, Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld)

Tamara Lich appears at her bail hearing in Ottawa, Monday, March 7, 2022 as Justice John M. Johnston looks on. Lich, one of the principal organizers of the so-called ``Freedom Convoy'' protest that gridlocked downtown Ottawa for three weeks, has been granted bail on a $25,000 bond. (Alexandra Newbould/THE CANADIAN PRESS)

'Freedom Convoy' leader Tamara Lich released from custody

Tamara Lich, a high-profile organizer of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest, has been released from jail following a bail review.

ottawa.ctvnews.ca

 

[charley2]

又被请回去了

 

[ccc]

Lich 已被保释出狱，上次法官拒绝由她的丈夫作为她的监护人，这次更换了一名未透露身份的亲属。​

她必须在24小时之内离开渥太华，72小时之内离开安省。返回阿省后，每天与渥太华警方保持联系，除了出庭或会见律师外，不得返回安省，如需到安省，必须事先通知渥太华警方。

Lich 也被禁止访问或使用社交媒体，任何人也不能代表她进行这些活动。她也不能参加或参与任何未来对 COVID-19 任务的抗议。她的担保人必须能够随时检查她的电子设备以确保这一点。她还被禁止与车队运动的其他几位组织者或领导人接触。

'Freedom Convoy' leader Tamara Lich released from custody​

Convoy leader Tamara Lich granted bail​

Updated March 7, 2022 5:36 p.m. EST Published March 7, 2022 4:00 a.m. EST

Tamara Lich, a high-profile organizer of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest, has been released from jail following a bail review.

An Ontario judge ruled Monday that the previous judge who denied Lich bail made errors in law. The Alberta resident was released on $25,000 in bonds and must leave Ottawa within 24 hours and Ontario within 72 hours.

Lich was arrested Feb. 17 and remained in custody after initially being denied bail. Lich spearheaded a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the convoy, which was shut down after raising more than $10 million. The Medicine Hat, Alta. native is charged with counselling to commit mischief.

Justice John Johnston said in his decision that in denying Lich bail two weeks ago, Justice Julie Bourgeous erred when weighing the seriousness of Lich's charges by comparing them to the seriousness of the impact of the "Freedom Convoy" and not to other criminal code offences.

Lich, 49, Johnston noted, had lived a "pro-social" life prior to these charges and had no criminal record, suggesting that these factors may be grounds for a lighter sentence, should Lich be convicted. Johnston was concerned that Lich could spend more time in pre-trial custody than a sentence might deliver.
He was also convinced that Lich's new surety, a relative who cannot be identified under a publication ban, would provide adequate supervision. Lich's first surety, her husband, was found to be unreliable, but the new surety was deemed to be credible.

Lich must abide by several conditions. She must leave Ottawa within 24 hours of her release from custody and must leave Ontario within 72 hours, keeping in contact with the Ottawa Police Service daily as she returns to Alberta. She may not return to Ontario except to attend court or to meet with her lawyers, and she must inform Ottawa police if and when she returns to the province.

Lich is also prohibited from accessing or using social media, or having anyone use it on her behalf. She also cannot attend or engage in any future protests of COVID-19 mandates. Lich's surety must have easy and regular access to her electronic devices to ensure this. She is also prohibited from being in contact with several other organizers or leaders of the convoy movement.

During last week's bail review, an argument was put forward in regard to the previous judge who denied Lich bail. Lich argued that had she known of Justice Julie Bourgeois's unsuccessful run as a federal Liberal Party candidate in 2011, she would have asked Bourgeois recuse herself because the "Freedom Convoy" was a protest against the current Liberal government.

On Monday, Johnston said he found no evidence that a federal Liberal candidacy more than a decade ago was proof of bias and rejected the argument, cautioning that such allegations are serious and should come with strong evidence.

Over the weekend, several pro-convoy demonstrators protested outside the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre, demanding Lich's release, as well as the release of other convoy organizers who remain in custody.

Tamara Lich, organizer for a protest convoy by truckers and supporters demanding an end to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, delivers a statement during a news conference in Ottawa, Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld)

Tamara Lich appears at her bail hearing in Ottawa, Monday, March 7, 2022 as Justice John M. Johnston looks on. Lich, one of the principal organizers of the so-called ``Freedom Convoy'' protest that gridlocked downtown Ottawa for three weeks, has been granted bail on a $25,000 bond. (Alexandra Newbould/THE CANADIAN PRESS)

'Freedom Convoy' leader Tamara Lich released from custody

Tamara Lich, a high-profile organizer of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest, has been released from jail following a bail review.

ottawa.ctvnews.ca

这担保金打水漂了?

 

[lindamy]

这担保金打水漂了?

1千万？没仔细看，她主要违反了哪条？

 

[27149]

1千万？没仔细看，她主要违反了哪条？

25k

 

[飞碟]

1千万？没仔细看，她主要违反了哪条？

据报道，她出席了 6 月 16 日某组织 JCCF 在多伦多举行的活动，接受该组织授予她的自由奖 (Freedom Award)，并被拍到和自由车队的发言人 Tom Marazzo 在一起。这些违反了她在三月份被保释的时候答应遵守的保释条件，包括：未经批准不得前往安省，远离社交媒体，不支持与车队有关的任何事，不与和自由车队有关的人员接触和联络。

 

[lindamy]

据报道，她出席了 6 月 16 日某组织 JCCF 在多伦多举行的活动，接受该组织授予她的自由奖 (Freedom Award)，并被拍到和自由车队的发言人 Tom Marazzo 在一起。这些违反了她在三月份被保释的时候答应遵守的保释条件，包括：未经批准不得前往安省，远离社交媒体，不支持与车队有关的任何事，不与和自由车队有关的人员接触和联络。

所以说这是有法可依，依法裁处。不存在任何迫害。