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8.--Wednesday, June .11,-1986 — North Shore News

‘Doug Collins |

® get this straight e

HERE‘S”A little story for you. It wiil . provide one more
proof that you and I will soon be the only ones who haven’ t

qualified, for the madhouse,

told; She?

Papper tetrt

school ed? ai
id

“sent me the association’s report,
no doubt) the kid was found not
guilty because his rights under oir.
t ? great..: Charter ‘of Rights --and_
“Freedoms had been violated. Not
‘only that, but his confessions were

inadmissable. as evidence because

they had been induced rather than, °
being eyoluntary. :

tl srefore i in contravention: Of

oe eniiy
He 5 Shakuntp, Chava "admitted ‘in

S'she

(And were.

Ordinary common-sense -mor-

tals might think that any principal -

would be entitled to question a kid

- about theft in school. But times

seem to have changed, comrades.
This being a public school, the
judge ruled that the principal was
an agent of the state.- Kt therefore
t the boy’s being call-

rincipal’s office’ was’

‘equivalent to arrest or detention.
So,. ‘apparently, everyone should

have. been’ wary of the complica- ;

tions of the Young’ ‘OF fenders: Act

: . “AI this, raises the prospect of :
“teachers and principals having to
have. law ‘degrees if they, want to.
Stay’ out.
the teach
~ Ahopelessly | old-fashioned i in think...
-ing shie could settle an issue of this

f. ‘trouble.’ In any’ case,
in this little. farce was

- while

to tell you that all will be well if
the money is slipped into my'‘purse
infinite.-

“IT can do neither of those
things, however, because our

lunatics in Ottawa have: dreamed:

di ‘Freedoms, which makes you,
free to. steal my money with

8
thieving ways, I will : bring

- into disrepute. ‘So what I
_tell you is that you should certain-
ly not own up, and that if you.are

sumimoned. to the principal's of-
have the. Hem to-retain

Boe”
tof he quest on, I would like.

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