Lawyer fighting COVID tickets wants bilingual judge - Prince George Citizen
A lawyer fighting tickets issued to a Prince George nightspot for allegedly violating COVID-related restrictions want the trial heard by a bilingual judge.
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A lawyer fighting tickets issued to a Prince George nightspot for allegedly violating COVID-related restrictions want the trial heard by a bilingual judge.
A judge has ruled that a Prince George club that was repeatedly ticketed for flouting COVID-19 rules does not have the right to a trial in French. The reason why? The club's owner only speaks English.
A request to have a trial for Prince George nightclub fighting two pandemic-era tickets heard in French turned down but an interpreter remains an option
Lawyer Saron Gebresellassi argues the "directing mind" behind nightspot is Francophone as she seeks trial over tickets heard in French
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