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In this episode, Mike discusses the Ontario Court of Justice decision R. v. Maftoon, (2021 ONCJ 583 / 2022 ONCJ 518) in which a patron at an outdoor public swimming pool took matters into his own hands and tried to argue the choices he made were somehow the fault of the police. Did his legal arguments stand up in court?
Warning: This podcast contains explicit details that may be hard to hear for some listeners.
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