Remember this great moment in race-based justice the next time a drunk annihilates a family on a provincial highway, and the cry goes up (again) for “stiffer sentences”.
A Saskatchewan man whose two young daughters froze to death after he drunkenly dragged them outside on a frigid winter night last year will face an aboriginal sentencing circle, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Christopher Pauchay’s lawyer had asked that his client’s punishment for criminal negligence causing death be considered by a sentencing circle rather than a single judge.
“I have concluded that a sentencing circle is appropriate in these circumstances,” said Judge Barry Morgan in a decision Wednesday, noting the sentencing circle hearing will be open to the public.
Because alcoholism is a disease! Except when you drive.
(Now remember – demanding equal justice for dead little aboriginal girls makes you a racist!)
Restorative Justice Trivia: Christopher Pauchay has 51 priors.
“Whether or not blankets held small pox spores 200 years ago has little to do about a sentencing circle in Yellow Quill.”
Exactly. Thus my irritation at Shaidle’s (a) lie, and (b) gratuitous linking of that lie to a current tragedy with what I can only hope was a disgusting attempt at humour.
balsbutcan’t:: After 15 postings you still have no opinion on the topic, but instead stream disinformation and retoric. Has your liebral being no shame?
Sorry should be rhetoric. Must be on a campaign to get the H out, come to think ballsbutcan’t you could get the H out.
“Disinformation”?
Uhh…no. Historical references to rebut a lie.
Bloblobican, still no word on the atrocity at hand, eh? Flinging poo at Shaidle trumps justice for the dead with you, does it? Figures.
If you’re p1ssed at Kathy Shaidle, why not write her a letter? Instead of wasting Kate’s bandwidth.
Why not head on back to My Bog, where the infestation welcomes you. You guys deserve each other. Say hi to WeeWee for me. I’ve been enjoying his absence, and I’d like to enjoy yours.
Seems to me white people do a heck of a lot killing.
What’s your final solution to that, Five Feet?
Heh. Phantom, I understand your indifference to facts. The data I’m providing wasn’t intended for you – just folks interested in the distinction between truth and lies. Don’t let it bother ya.
This is good. Now I am amused as I used to be when Balbul visited The Sentinel to set him straight.
There is a lot of ground here to plow Balbul.
Be sure to come back from time to time to get your fix.