A member of a Canadian Delegation that participated in a 2017 BYU Symposium just lost his ability to practice law in MB

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A member of a Canadian Delegation that participated in a 2017 BYU Symposium just lost his ability to practice law in MB

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John Carpay, president, Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. Charming man.

“Banned from practicing law in Manitoba after hiring private investigator to follow judge.”

He was hoping that the judge would act hypocritically in relation to Covid-19 rules- and though I’m no lawyer, that seems to be pretty desperate as tactics go. They don’t just seek to represent culture war warriors- they also seem keen on riling the far-right up.

The firm almost nigh exclusively represents social conservative interests up here in Canada. From Covid-19 vax/quarantine mandate disobedience; to anti-lgbtq+ interests; maximal interpretations of freedom of speech (if you’re conservative Christian) etc.

It’s always had a bad reputation in that regard. And apparently he’s even been reinstated as the organization’s president after a short leave of absence.
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This is who the church likes to ally with up here. Remember that next time the church or its membership wants to play the ‘association game’ with their perceived opponents.

https://news-ca.churchofjesuschrist.org ... us-freedom

https://www.antihate.ca/john_carpay_ban ... judge_jccf

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6942524

https://www.canadianlawyermag.com/news/ ... ted/359381

The CBC has more links to past stories it did on the guy and the debacle over the years. Not sure if I mentioned this guy on here earlier.
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Sounds like a future General Authority.

Can he still practice in the other Provinces?
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Moksha wrote:
Wed Sep 06, 2023 5:23 pm
Sounds like a future General Authority.

Can he still practice in the other Provinces?
Yes, though Alberta’s bar association said they’re considering their own action after Manitoba decides theirs- which just occurred. Maybe more will come of this later.
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This behavior is just par for the course when it comes to Mopology. DCP and Midgley not only encourage doxing, cyber-stalking and in-person stalking, they do it themselves.

For just two examples, Midgely traveled half-way around the world to stalk Gina Colvin and DCP broke several federal and state laws accessing private records to dox me.

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