[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 17:03:22 UTC 22/ Magas continues with mastery and goes on with the differences between other, more severe mischief versus the Convoy. And that Barber cannot be held responsible for everything anyone might have done but what he was convicted of. The judge explains that's where the difficulty is. No case exactly alike this one [King is very similar]. In other Convoy cases, soemone arrested and convicted for sitting in a street or having a gas tank. Magas said it would invite an error of law to apply the crown's request. The judge says it's much more easy to evaluate mischief when damage is done with something like a stick (Magas: or to a window). This is much more nebulous. Magas again compares mischief in property damage cases [riot] mischiefs like the G20 versus someone feeling like they can't leave their house for a few days [despite many people doing that fine]. Magas counters the claim of police cost by saying the OPS said Pro-Palestinian protests, which are assumed to be mostly lawful (Judge: I believe some were arrested [those charges were mostly dropped]), costed XX million dollars last year. Protests are expensive. Justice Perkins-McVey states that the costs provided by the crown are not for [exact purposes] but for an idea of the scope of the situation. The crown agrees. The judge then wonders how much Canada Day costs or the cost when the King came [great questions!]. [it sounds like the judge won't be considering line item policing costs in the sentencing, which are much less concrete than costs from rioting like at the the G20, which were mischief cases. As the judge said, we don't have that evidence here] XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [blend](/topic/blend) [Post Link](https://x.com/rightblend/status/1948066420207882680)
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22/ Magas continues with mastery and goes on with the differences between other, more severe mischief versus the Convoy. And that Barber cannot be held responsible for everything anyone might have done but what he was convicted of.
The judge explains that's where the difficulty is. No case exactly alike this one [King is very similar]. In other Convoy cases, soemone arrested and convicted for sitting in a street or having a gas tank.
Magas said it would invite an error of law to apply the crown's request.
The judge says it's much more easy to evaluate mischief when damage is done with something like a stick (Magas: or to a window). This is much more nebulous.
Magas again compares mischief in property damage cases [riot] mischiefs like the G20 versus someone feeling like they can't leave their house for a few days [despite many people doing that fine].
Magas counters the claim of police cost by saying the OPS said Pro-Palestinian protests, which are assumed to be mostly lawful (Judge: I believe some were arrested [those charges were mostly dropped]), costed XX million dollars last year. Protests are expensive.
Justice Perkins-McVey states that the costs provided by the crown are not for [exact purposes] but for an idea of the scope of the situation. The crown agrees. The judge then wonders how much Canada Day costs or the cost when the King came [great questions!].
[it sounds like the judge won't be considering line item policing costs in the sentencing, which are much less concrete than costs from rioting like at the the G20, which were mischief cases. As the judge said, we don't have that evidence here]
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