First Nation man says jail time 'double jeopardy' - Victoria Times Colonist
Eddy Walter Cliffe has won his application to have a lawyer appointed in the appeal of his sentence for arson on Wei Wai Kum First Nation land.
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Eddy Walter Cliffe has won his application to have a lawyer appointed in the appeal of his sentence for arson on Wei Wai Kum First Nation land.
Eddy Walter Cliffe has won his application to have a lawyer appointed in the appeal of his sentence for arson on Wei Wai Kum First Nation land.
Eddy Walter Cliffe has won his application to have a lawyer appointed in the appeal of his sentence for arson on Wei Wai Kum First Nation land.
Eddy Walter Cliffe has won his application to have a lawyer appointed in the appeal of his sentence for arson on Wei Wai Kum First Nation land.
A Vancouver Island man who burned down a home on the Wei Wai Kum First Nation will be allowed to appeal his jail sentence on the principle of 'double jeopardy' after arguing he had already been punished for the crime when the First Nation banished him from the reserve.