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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Associate Chief Justice Krahn decides in favor of self represented accused in delay motion for unreasonable delay (Charter 11b)
Manitoba Law Courts 408 York Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba Oct 30 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen and Active WiseUpWinnipeg Member – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-Fw Very basic summary in French here or you can use Google translate on this blog post and the … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged canadian charter of rights, canadian charter of rights and freedoms, charter 11b, charter rights, government of manitoba, Heather Stefanson, Justice Minister, kevin yaworski, manitoba, photo enforcement, photo radar, Traffic Court, unreasonable delay, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS
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Details of application and motion hearings for delay motion with charter 11b challenge – Draft
Sept 21 2016 – Draft Here is a fairly detailed account of what transpired after filing my application for delay motion, at the hearing for the application where it was accepted and then heard on Tue Sept 20th. Including the … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged acs, charter 11b, G4S Tech, manitoba, photo radar, unlawful taxation as fines, winnipeg, WPA, WPS, xerox
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Important message for members and the general public concerned about Charter Rights as well as Fair and Lawful Traffic Enforcement and Related Matters
Oct 24 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen – WiseUpWinnipeg – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-EM Associate Chief Justice Krahn of the MB Provincial Court (MBPC) read her decision today in court for my delay motion with charter 11b challenge that was heard … Continue reading
Posted in justice, News and politics
Tagged charter rights, courts, government of manitoba, government reform, grant, law courts, manitoba, manitoba law courts, MBPC, MBSC, Parking Court, Province of Manitoba, Provincial Court, segodnia, Summary Convictions Court, Traffic Court, unreasonable delay, winnipeg, Winnipeg Police, winnipeg police service, yaworski
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The power of algorithms and big data as well as the dangers – Weapons of Math Destruction
Oct 16 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – Global Citizen – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-Ek Here is two very interesting audio casts about the power of algorithms and big data as well as the dangers. Including what Facebook doing with your data; Destructive feed back … Continue reading
Invitation to the General Public Concerned about Human Rights and Important Message for Members
Oct 16 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen – WiseUpWinnipeg – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-E3 Invitation to the General Public Concerned about Human Rights and Important Message for New Members and Reminder for Old Members Of #WiseUpWinnipeg http:/wiseupwinnipeg.com Some of the issues, … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged abuse of power, city of winnipeg, fair, government of manitoba, human rights, international covenant on civil and political rights, international covenant on economic social and cultural rights, lawful, manitoba, rights, Taxpayer Abuse, unlawful taxation, unlawful taxation as fines, winnipeg
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Some Food Safety, Health, Environmental Protection and other regulations are benefiting special interests groups, putting the public at risk and have already caused harm
Draft Here is just some of the many examples, how this happens and what needs to be done to correct and prevent. Public Health and Big Pharma Environmental Protection and Health Food Safety, Health, Biotechnology, GMO and Agricultural More on … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, News and politics, Sustainability
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What can the Winnipeg Police Service learn from better performing and more efficient Police Services
Oct 10 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-C8 The above photos are funny but it is more than sad that this is the reality for many people with lower income or missing loved ones. At least two detailed reports … Continue reading
