December 15, 2016 10:00 am is the set date for my cross-examination in the Hudspeth et al. v Whatcott. Scott Fairley will conduct the cross-exam of which I was finally given notice of late last night. I asked if I could have my camera man video record the exam, after all justice should be transparent. Lawyer Chris Macleod, on behalf of the “legal team,” wrote back with his refusal. PDF of Simpson Notice of Cross-Examination. ~ Kari Simpson
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On November 15, 2016 a hearing is scheduled. The Plaintiffs are demanding that Bill Whatcott disclose the names of his supporters. Dr. Charles Lugosi and John Findlay, counsel for Mr. Whatcott, prepared this factum for the hearing. It is a brilliant legal insight into how political the Toronto Pride parade has become, the criminal behaviour that is ignored by law enforcement agencies and our rights to political protest. This factum should be a mandatory read for everyone! Click to read Whatcott Factum 01 November 2016.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, October 7, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) — B.C. conservative firebrand and radio host Kari Simpson wants to be a co-defendant alongside outspoken activist Bill Whatcott in the $104 million class action lawsuit filed against him by two prominent Toronto male homosexuals. Simpson has released her open letter to the Toronto men’s lawyer, Douglas Elliot, inviting him and his clients, Christopher Hudspeth and George Smitherman, to add her to the suit filed shortly after the recent Toronto Gay Pride Parade. The suit is a class action on behalf three groups:…
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Download a PDF of the Notice to Plaintiffs: notice-to-plaintiffs-f
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Download a PDF of this letter: notice-to-plaintiffs-f
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Click on the page below or this link to read the entire Statement of Claim in PDF form. Click on the page above or this link to read the entire Statement of Claim in PDF form.
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Bill Whatcott joins Kari Simpson to discuss his latest court victory. On March 30th Court of Queen’s Bench Justice Paul Jeffrey heard arguments by Crown prosecutor Andrew Barg but as Mr. Whatcott’s lawyer rose to argue his client’s case, Justice Jeffrey told defence lawyer Dale Fedorchuk he did not have to hear from him. Justice Jeffrey then dismissed the appeal against William Whatcott! Congratulations again Bill, this is an important case and a great, on-going story. Log on and get the facts! (To read the Calgary Herald story on this…
Read MoreKari Simpson recounts the tribulations of Dr. Steve Tourloukis and other concerned parents who are fighting to preserve their rights within the public education system. Why should we support Dr. Steve Tourloukis’ legal fight? Because it is Our Battle as well.
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