Join me on a journey of court documentation as we cover the convoy court appearance, the presence of "sovereign citizens," cats, and other related events.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Quebec Court Hearing Reveals Blais's Allegations of a Conspiracy Involving COVID-19 Vaccinations, as She Seeks to Represent 'Humans' in Court
On September 9th, 2024, in Ottawa, a lawyer from Whitby who had been charged during the Freedom Convoy agreed to enter into a common law peace bond.The Court Cat Newsletter is a reader-supported publ…
Norman Traversy is allegedly in hot water following the circulation of an email, reportedly sent from the Ontario Court of Appeal.
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