New bill sanctioned, now what?

[curly]

Since the new law had been voted and is in effect, does anyone know if there has been any arrests? What were LE tactics and targets?

 

[snoodle]

nobody gives a shit about this bill including the police.

The conservatives just had to act like a bunch of dicks

 

[rollingstone]

Someone said that since it was approved (royal assent) on the 5th of November it will not go into effect until 30 days later.

 

[curly]

S noodle, exactly because the conservatives had to act like a bunch of ducks, they're going to try to set an example with the first offenders, naming and shaming them. Whether the police believes in it or not is irrelevant, any new legislation comes in with an enforcement plan that they must follow. These usually have some targeted offender groups and compliance strategies (believe new, I've written a few...).

So what I'm trying to assess is where they're going to put their efforts to get their first convictions and what their strategies will be.

 

[Joe.t]

nobody gives a shit about this bill including the police.

The conservatives just had to act like a bunch of dicks

Gets my vote for post of the year.:thumb:

 

[Halloween Mike]

Gets my vote for post of the year.:thumb:

Do they ever act differently?? :noidea:

 

[snoodle]

lol thanks...

ya curly they may make an example out of a few first offenders but i doubt that will happen in quebec or toronto.

If anything it will happen in calgary. They are real assholes out there.

I spoke to an indy sp that got arrested out there way before any law came out. They posed as clients and busted her and confiscated her laptop.
Poor girl is just trying to make a living.

Another SP told me that in montreal they told her as long as you do your dealings on the internet and stay off the streets we will leave you alone.

So as i said before i think as long as things are done discreet, there shouldn't be any trouble....hopefully.