Re: Legal Eagle

[Grant Burgess <grantburgess2001@xxxxxxxx>]

Nech writes:
"It's a slippery slope, but unless you're peddling
these outta your 
basement for a profit, I wouldn't sweat it. I mean I
know one guy up in 
Canada, where the laws are stricter than my 5th grade
Nun, that could 
probably do life in prison if he was ever outted for
his collection of 
Tupac and Nickleback boots!"

The last I heard was a bust at a record show in
Hamilton. I remember this lady named Michelle Pardis
of the RCMP was telling all the press that this person
was busted he was facing 25 years in prison and/or a
$1 million fine. The defendant in this case got a
lawyer to work pro-bono and his sentence was to make a
$1500 donation to the charity of "his" choice.
Basically the legal system here does not want to
prosecute people for selling bootlegs because it is
very difficult to get a conviction.

Last year the same lady who was making all these
claims about how big this case was , went around
telling the press that they caught some terrorists in
the Toronto area who were plotting to kidnap and
behead our prime minister.

Take care
Grant