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Article content Travis Patron, the 30-year-old leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party, argued his case last week before Justice Neil Robertson, claiming his rights were being infringed by being held in custody. Patron asked for a bail review in his favour and made a habeas corpus application. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Court rejects Travis Patron s bail review, application Back to video “Habeas corpus is an ancient remedy to protect a free people against arbitrary detention,” Robertson wrote in his decision, issued Tuesday. “It requires the public authority holding the person in custody to bring the body before the court and justify their continued detention or imprisonment.” ....
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Travis Patron argues his rights, religious freedom being infringed Claiming his rights and religious freedom are being infringed, Patron argued his detention in custody on numerous charges is improper. Author of the article: Heather Polischuk Publishing date: Jun 22, 2021 • 12 hours ago • 3 minute read Canadian Nationalist Party leader Travis Patron pictured in 2019. Photo by TROY FLEECE /Regina Leader-Post Article content Claiming a lack of jurisdiction by the Crown and a breach of his religious freedoms, the federal leader of the far-right Canadian Nationalist Party argued before a judge his detention is unlawful. Referring to himself, as he has in the past, in the third and often plural person, Travis Patron argued Tuesday before Queen’s Bench Justice Neil Robertson “the current detention is arbitrary and unlawful and therefore the accused must be released from custody without delay. ....