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Click here.    It could be a Huguenot habit to interrupt the Kings government to get attention, block his administration to see what he would do. The Verdict of History The Huguenots eventually "got away with it" for nearly a century because they had the military power to back up their obstruction. Modern politicians "get away with it" because the legal system is designed to give them the benefit of the doubt regarding their intent. This is even when they conspire to kill the King and his heirs for a parallel intended future involving another potential young King and foreign former entertainer Queen, maybe some other son, that might be sharing the front pages of the newspaper with them every day and promising  everyone that they will get what they want although these persons are not registered as his intended in his written, recorded plans. It is already officially written and decided. There is not a y challenger. He has communicated the same to the world to ensure ...

  In Canada, the principle you are touching on—that the government must apply the law equally—is a cornerstone of the legal system, specifically protected under Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. However, it is important to distinguish between administrative/civil liability and criminal prosecution. Under the current Canadian legal framework, an arbitrary or unequal interruption of benefits does not typically lead to a criminal prosecution of government employees unless specific criminal intent (like fraud or bribery) is proven. 1. Equality Under the Law (The Charter) If a government program pays $2,500 to one postal code and nothing to another without a valid legislative reason, it would likely be challenged under Section 15(1), which guarantees the "equal benefit of the law without discrimination."  * The Remedy: If a court finds a program is arbitrary or unequal, the standard remedy is a Judicial Review. The court can strike down the unfair rule, order the g...

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  Angel Ronan SHOKUNIN Reports by Angel Ronan SLRP.  Click here.    In Canada, if a provincial government paid a monthly cash stipend to residents of specific cities (Oshawa, Oakville, etc.) but excluded Toronto, the legal challenge would rest on Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Administrative Law principles regarding "arbitrariness." The law does not require every person in a province to receive identical benefits at all times since some may receive disability top ups etc but it strictly prohibits the government from making distinctions that are discriminatory or irrational. 1. The Charter Challenge (Section 15) The primary law is Section 15(1), which guarantees the "equal benefit of the law." However, this has a specific legal hurdle:  * Geographic Discrimination: In cases like R. v. Turpin and Siemens v. Manitoba, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that "province of residence" or "geographic location" is not an automatic ...

  The Heritage Law Centre is starting at the JCA as sponsored by  Dr. Pamela  Appellate and supported by the Black Church in Toronto.   Call or email us for more information or contact the JCA. Send an email to info.angelronan@mail.com.  We are open for appointments five days a week at the Hullmark Centre by appointment phone 647-485-5206 or by email to heritagelawcentre@gmail.com. We follow something called P.J.  This stands for Positive Justice.  We are open for personal visits on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the JCA. On these days, the intake Directors and Volunteers will discuss with any groups or individuals any matters they may raise  for open answer and questions. Everyone  is given 15 minutes.  You must give us your email address and the basic nature of your problem before we start discussing anything with you.  This will be forwarded to the processing centre. Each attendant  seeking...