Judge puts Freedom Convoy trial on hold until summer
Justice Heather Perkins-McVey is giving both sides more time to build a case.
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Articles tagged Chris Barber
Freedom Convoy leaders’ trial attorneys attempt to get judge to budge on allowing video evidence
One of the leaders' lawyers 'contended that these videos provide context and completeness to the videos and statements of the accused tendered by the Crown.'
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650 Canadians come out to support fundraiser for Freedom Convoy organizer Chris Barber
The event raised $32,000 for Freedom Convoy organizer Chris Barber's ongoing legal battles against the Trudeau government.
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Attorneys request Freedom Convoy leaders’ video statements be allowed as ‘evidence of the truth’
The government argued as the trial resumed that the contents of the videos are hearsay.
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Slow-moving Freedom Convoy leaders trial resumes for three days
Tamara Lich is ready, saying 'Let's do this!' before the trial is convened for just the second time in 2024.
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Judge rejects Freedom Convoy leaders’ request to dismiss conspiracy charges as trial resumes
Judge Heather Perkins-McVey 'agreed that there is no direct evidence of common unlawful design between (Tamara) Lich and (Chris) Barber' but said 'there is some circumstantial evidence to be considered.'
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Freedom Convoy organizer sues Trudeau gov’t for freezing his bank account
Chris Barber's lawsuit claims the Emergencies Act violated his Charter rights.
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Freedom Convoy leaders sue Trudeau gov’t for targeting protesters with Emergencies Act
The lawsuit, announced on the two-year anniversary of Trudeau invoking the Emergencies Act, includes Tamara Lich as well as other convoy leaders Chris Barber, Tom Marazzo, and Danny Bulford.
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Court puts Freedom Convoy leaders’ trial on hold after resuming for just one day in the new year
Because the trial has lasted far longer than expected, new dates for the proceedings are being determined.
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Freedom Convoy leaders’ trial set to resume this week after long break
Tamara Lich and Chris Barber will be back in court for the first time since December 7, 2023 on Thursday, January 4.
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