'Hold the Line' doesn't imply crime, defence says in convoy trial
Tamara Lich's lawyer told the court use of the phrase “hold the line” didn’t imply she was encouraging criminal activity.
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Tamara Lich's lawyer told the court use of the phrase “hold the line” didn’t imply she was encouraging criminal activity.
The phrase has become a focal point in the Ottawa convoy organizers’ trial as the Crown attempts to prove that Lich and Chris Barber exerted influence over the massive crowds
Tamara Lich's frequent use of the “Freedom Convoy” rallying cry to “hold the line” doesn't imply that she was encouraging illegal activity, the protest organizer's lawyer told court Tuesday.
Planning a protest, even one as massive and long-lasting as the "Freedom Convoy," is not an illegal act, the lawyer for one of the demonstration's organizers told an Ottawa courtroom on Wednesday.
Planning a protest, even one as massive and long-lasting as the "Freedom Convoy," is not an illegal act, the lawyer for one of the demonstration's organizers told an Ottawa courtroom on Wednesday.