[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Right Blend [@rightblend](/creator/twitter/rightblend) on x 37.3K followers Created: 2025-07-23 16:39:24 UTC 18/ Magas argues the G20 was much more severe in impact even for people as victims of the mischief. There was an impact on the community. Then TPS chief Bill Blair submitted a letter saying that police were attacked and law abiding citizens had their property attacked and stolen. People were hiding in the stores when people were smashing windows. When looking at the gravity of a mischief, Magas says, this is the type of behavior at the higher end. Mr [Couteau?] got a sentence of X months in jail. Justice Perkins-McVey said one of them got XX months. Magas said she put them in because in each of these cases the judges acknowledged the right to protest and in each of these cases these people took it further than Barber because Barber advocated for non-violence as your honour found in your Carter decision. The judge said the kind of behavior discussed in G20 was the kind needed to find intimidation, which she didn't, but doesn't take from the mischief. Magas said these people were found guilty of mischief... Judge: you're pointing out these mischiefs in terms of property damage much greater (yes) Magas adds that the impact to the community was also greater. In Henry, he concealed his identity, and with similarly clad demonstrators ... [damaged] property, which is more permanent. Magas uses case law to argue that significant jail would not serve the purposes of sentencing for Barber [considering his good behavior to this point]... the sentencing judge must consider [other sentences] for denunciation and deterrence. All other possible sentences must be considered for all offenders. Mr Barber comes before the court as a first time offender. Magas quotes law for the right for freedom of expression... our law must operate to promote it. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [tps](/topic/tps) [blend](/topic/blend) [Post Link](https://x.com/rightblend/status/1948060389939527877)
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Created: 2025-07-23 16:39:24 UTC
18/ Magas argues the G20 was much more severe in impact even for people as victims of the mischief. There was an impact on the community. Then TPS chief Bill Blair submitted a letter saying that police were attacked and law abiding citizens had their property attacked and stolen. People were hiding in the stores when people were smashing windows. When looking at the gravity of a mischief, Magas says, this is the type of behavior at the higher end. Mr [Couteau?] got a sentence of X months in jail.
Justice Perkins-McVey said one of them got XX months. Magas said she put them in because in each of these cases the judges acknowledged the right to protest and in each of these cases these people took it further than Barber because Barber advocated for non-violence as your honour found in your Carter decision.
The judge said the kind of behavior discussed in G20 was the kind needed to find intimidation, which she didn't, but doesn't take from the mischief.
Magas said these people were found guilty of mischief... Judge: you're pointing out these mischiefs in terms of property damage much greater (yes)
Magas adds that the impact to the community was also greater. In Henry, he concealed his identity, and with similarly clad demonstrators ... [damaged] property, which is more permanent.
Magas uses case law to argue that significant jail would not serve the purposes of sentencing for Barber [considering his good behavior to this point]... the sentencing judge must consider [other sentences] for denunciation and deterrence. All other possible sentences must be considered for all offenders. Mr Barber comes before the court as a first time offender. Magas quotes law for the right for freedom of expression... our law must operate to promote it.
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