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R v. Astudillo - OConnor Production Motion
R v. Astudillo - OConnor Production Motion
vs.
THE QUEEN, Her Majesty
Westminster, London
SW1A 1AA, United Kingdom
(Respondent)
a. The Video Record from the Security Cameras located at the end of the
long hallway in the Detention Block area of the SPVM Centre Operationel
Nord from the morning of September 15th 2019 are relevant to the case.
b. They are video evidence that excessive force was used on the accused in
custody, without the accused having been violent with the detaining
officers in custody.
c. The Defense requires it to make a Full & Complete Defense and to motion
the court for Exceptional Remedies under section 24 (1) of the Charter.
a. The Court Order, given by one JCQ Robert Hamel, (JH5520) on February
17th 2020, where he illegally withdrew all parental attributes from the
Applicant/Accused.
b. Section 599 of the Civil Code says “The father and mother have the rights
and duties of custody, supervision and education of their children. They
shall maintain their children.”
c. Article 91 (n) of the Civil “Youth Protection Act” allows for selective
parental attribute manipulation such as: The Father is a Doctor, and the
Mother is a Teacher, they have split custody but the Father will have
Medical Authority & the Mother can Exercise her specialty with Education
Authority.
d. What Robert Hamel & Lucille Beauchemin did before him, was an illegal
Section 606 of the Civil Code of Quebec: “606. The court may, for a grave
reason and in the interest of the child, on the application of any interested
person, declare the father, the mother or either of them, or a third person
on whom parental authority may have been conferred, to be deprived of
such authority. Where such a measure is not required by the situation but
action is nevertheless necessary, the court may declare, instead, the
withdrawal of an attribute of parental authority or of its exercise. A direct
application for withdrawal may also be made to the court.”
a. Met the Applicant on two occasions with a few months’ time for a
consultation, in the 2nd half of 2019.
e. The Applicant would like the court to analyze, hence see, her report & be
able to interrogate her concerning her diagnostic of the Applicant.
e. The Applicant would like the court to analyze, hence see, his report & be
able to interrogate him concerning his diagnostic of the Applicant.
d. Told me there was no diagnostic, but referred me to Dr. Robin Turcotte for
a final diagnostic before discharging me permanently from the TAQ.
e. The Applicant would like the court to analyze, hence see, her report & be
able to interrogate her concerning her diagnostic of the Applicant.
e. The Applicant would like the court to analyze, hence see, his reports & be
able to interrogate him concerning his diagnostic of the Applicant.
B: AUTHORITIES
I. Protection de la jeunesse — 15156, 2015 QCCS 2952, per LINE SAMOISETTE,
J.C.S., Paragraphs [98] [99] & [101].
II. R. v. Bruce Power Inc., 2009 ONCA 573, Para. [67] “Finally, I return to the two
questions raised by this appeal. In respect of the first question, I would conclude
that when the Crown has come into possession of a defence document that is
protected by solicitor-client and litigation privilege, prejudice will be presumed.
The presumption is rebuttable by the Crown. In respect of the second question, I
would conclude that in such circumstances, it does not necessarily follow that the
charges should be stayed where a lesser remedy can solve the problem. Costs”
☐ Sworn before me
In _______________________________________, on
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Person authorized to take oaths or solemn affirmations
PRIOR NOTICE
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(Applicant)