舆论反转:加拿大毒贩被判死刑,前加拿大法官发言说该人在加国前科累累

如果基于法制,这兄弟就可能吃4400颗枪子。
如果讲情面,讲贸易,讲白求恩,就是15年徒刑。
大家都不是傻瓜。
这次中国虽然是依法处理,但是处理速度上明显是考量了时机。中国在时机方面的把握、考量,也是合理合法的
恭喜你俩入主流了,你们这番话,着实给土豆说中国 arbitrarily 执法提供了依据:buttrock::buttrock::buttrock:
 
大家都不是傻瓜。
这次中国虽然是依法处理,但是处理速度上明显是考量了时机。中国在时机方面的把握、考量,也是合理合法的
不管出于什么动机,中国替加拿大老百姓办了个毒贩,绝对是件好事!
 
恭喜你俩入主流了,你们这番话,着实给土豆说中国 arbitrarily 执法提供了依据:buttrock::buttrock::buttrock:
别提土豆了,他两天前说那个前外交官有外交豁免权。作为加拿大总理,他的信誉已经破产。
 
别提土豆了,他两天前说那个前外交官有外交豁免权。他的信誉已经破产。
所以你现在在使劲帮他说的话背书,挽回他的信誉?:eek:
 
所以你现在在使劲帮他说的话背书,挽回他的信誉?:eek:


当然不是。
我上面说的时机考量是合理合法的,即不是任意的。
你为什么总是试图给我安上我没说的话?
 
当然不是。
我上面说的时机考量是合理合法的,即不是任意的。
你为什么总是试图给我安上我没说的话?
把那种时机考量进去本来就违背了法制精神啊,合什么理和法啊?
你总是黑了你想帮的一边,你是真的傻还是高级黑?:monster:
 
这个还有机会上诉,然后可以上诉到最高法院。
现在看土豆当局怎么应对了。
我估计,到了这一步,土豆怎么应对都是枉然。他现在应该重点考虑那两个特务的命运。
 
把那种时机考量进去本来就违背了法制精神啊,合什么理和法啊?
你总是黑了你想帮的一边,你是真的傻还是高级黑?:monster:


我没有想帮谁。
我纯粹发表个人看法。
 
从这次快速重审来看,中共明显是想给加拿大压力。既然想给压力,就必须让加拿大知道。虽然嘴上不明说,但是意图必须得到清楚地、不打折扣地传递给加拿大。

我发表个人看法。我黑不了谁,也捧不了谁。


那你是两面黑:evil:
 
这个毒贩活该判死刑。不过土共这一步棋并不好,只会激起加拿大国内对土共的反感,完全就是为保守党助选。
 
前加拿大法官发言说该人在加国前科累累,2003, 2012年就在加国因为贩毒被判刑,2012那次在加拿大就被判了坐牢16个月。舆论开始反转了,大众普遍认为该人咎由自取。

其实土共以前对该人贩卖220公斤毒品才判15年就已经是轻判了,如果严格按中国法律(50克毒品就可到死刑)的话,此人可能被死8800次了。你不是要RULE OF LAW么,好,按法律,50G就是死刑,你玩吧。中国这次反击算是比较成功。

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/schellenberg-china-drugs-sentence-death-1.4977808

'Your country deserves much better': B.C. judge warned Canadian sentenced to death in China
  • faces the death penalty in China, Justice Neill Brown's admonition now reads like a chilling warning.

    "Your country deserves much better from you. You are in one of the best places in the world to live," Brown said as he sentenced Schellenberg in B.C. Supreme Court in Chilliwack.


    "You are not caught up in Libya or Syria; I do not have evidence of any abuse in your childhood and I accept that you have your own struggles to deal with, but you have to confront those. After all, it's not as if you are 18, and having to storm Juno Beach."

    The journey that carried Schellenberg from that courtroom in the Lower Mainland's Fraser Valley to the centre of an international story is detailed, in part, in court documents obtained by CBC News. The 36-year-old was sentenced to death Monday in the Dalian People's Court in China's northeast province of Liaoning.

    The ruling came after a sudden retrial of a 15-year sentence for allegedly conspiring with others to smuggle 222 kilograms of methamphetamine from China to Australia in 2014.


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    Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou is shown in Vancouver after her release on bail as she awaits extradition proceedings. Critics have suggested Schellenberg's death sentence is part of China's response to the Huawei case. (Darryl Dyck/Canadian Press)
    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the sentence, which comes amid speculation Schellenberg is one of several Canadians whose fates are enmeshed in a battle between Canada and China over extradition proceedings for Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhoucurrently underway in Vancouver.

    Brown sentenced Schellenberg to two years in 2012 for possession of both cocaine and heroin for the purpose of trafficking as well as simple possession of cannabis resin and methamphetamine.

    Because of time served, Schellenberg's ultimate sentence was 16 months and 12 days.

    'Do not ever underestimate the seriousness'
    Schellenberg pleaded guilty to all four counts, which came about as a result of an investigation into a high-volume drug sales operation that saw his apartment in Abbotsford used as a "distribution centre."

    According to the reasons for sentence, Schellenberg was on probation at the time that police raided his fourth-floor apartment, seizing $6,080 worth of cocaine and heroin as well as $3,205 in cash from pill profits.

    The judge said Schellenberg was not considered to have been at the "lower rung" of the operation.

    His criminal record dates back to February 2003, when he received a six-month sentence for possession for the purpose of trafficking.


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    In this image taken from a video footage run by China's CCTV, Schellenberg listens as he is sentenced to death at the Dalian Intermediate People's Court in Dalian, northeastern China's Liaoning province. (CCTV via Associated Press)
    At the time Brown sent him to jail, Schellenberg was struggling with addiction.

    "He had a work-related accident in which he injured his femur," Brown said. "At the time of his arrest, indeed, he was wearing a cast, and apparently because of his injury, was abusing pain medications."

    The judge noted that Schellenberg's father "had turned his back on him because of his criminal history although he still has the support of some family members."

    "You are fortunate that you have some family members supporting you," the judge said. "Do not ever underestimate the seriousness of this kind of an offence."

    At the time of his sentencing in 2012, Schellenberg's lawyer told the court he was "deeply ashamed, worried about his father and any embarrassment that he is experiencing in the community."

    'I hope this is the last time'
    Schellenberg's parents could not be reached for comment Monday, but his aunt Lauri Nelson-Jones called the decision the family's "worst-case fear confirmed."

    "Our thoughts are with Robert at this time. It is rather unimaginable what he must be feeling and thinking. It is a horrific, unfortunate, heartbreaking situation. We anxiously anticipate any news regarding an appeal."

    It is unclear what Schellenberg did between his release from provincial jail, which was set for mid-2013 and his alleged involvement in the Chinese drug case. Some reports have suggested he worked in the Alberta oil patch.

    According to the Chinese court, Schellenberg was part of a group that concealed 222 bags of methamphetamine in plastic pellets and shipped it from Guangdong to Dalian. He allegedly planned to conceal it in tires and tubing and ship it via container to Australia.Chinese state television said in an earlier report that Schellenberg argued in court that he was a tourist visiting China and was framed by criminals. His lawyer told The Associated Press that he argued during the one-day trial that there was insufficient evidence for his client's conviction.

    Back in 2012, as Brown prepared to send Schellenberg off to jail, he told the drug dealer he was at a critical point in life.

    "He has had his chances in the past. He is either going to cure himself of his addicton and reform himself and turn off the path that he has been on or he is not," Brown said.

    "Your basic task is to overcome your addiction and reform your life. I hope this is the last time you appear in court."


http://bbs.comefromchina.com/threads/1661303/page-9#post-11160196

http://bbs.comefromchina.com/threads/1661303/page-10#post-11160204

http://bbs.comefromchina.com/threads/1661303/page-11#post-11160269
 
恭喜你俩入主流了,你们这番话,着实给土豆说中国 arbitrarily 执法提供了依据:buttrock::buttrock::buttrock:

小篆同学回来得太及时了, 最近没人敲打, 老向忽左忽右的都不知道该往哪儿站队了 ...
 
小篆同学回来得太及时了, 最近没人敲打, 老向忽左忽右的都不知道该往哪儿站队了 ...
他不是故意的吗?上次9声说了,为了防备被AI掌握他的真实内心,老向故意表现出精神分裂的症状,估计久而久之他就真分裂了:tx:
 
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