Justice Is Blind
According to the CBC the Supreme Court of Canada decided on Friday that
An offender "uses" a firearm when he or she makes it known "by words or conduct" that it is available....
According to court documents, 25-year-old Andre Omar Steele and three accomplices warned residents, "We have a gun," and repeatedly told one another to "Get the gun, get the gun." If a gun was nearby and accessible quickly, then whether or not it was on the criminals was irrelevant, said the ruling Friday from Ottawa.
So from now on leave the gun in the car, but when threatening people be more cagey about it. Consider saying things like, "Don't you make me consider going out and buying a gun, now. Because one day, you might possibly be sorry."
An offender "uses" a firearm when he or she makes it known "by words or conduct" that it is available....
According to court documents, 25-year-old Andre Omar Steele and three accomplices warned residents, "We have a gun," and repeatedly told one another to "Get the gun, get the gun." If a gun was nearby and accessible quickly, then whether or not it was on the criminals was irrelevant, said the ruling Friday from Ottawa.
So from now on leave the gun in the car, but when threatening people be more cagey about it. Consider saying things like, "Don't you make me consider going out and buying a gun, now. Because one day, you might possibly be sorry."
posted by jp at 10:54
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