Legebokoff’s Court Options End
Prince George, B.C.- The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed the application by Cody Alan Legebokoff to have his case heard.
The application claimed there was a appearance of unfairness during his trial on four first degree murder charges in Prince George, that he didn’t have the right to counsel of his choice, and asked if a trial judge was ” under a duty to immediately disclose an opinion critical of defence counsel’s conduct to the accused person.”
Legebokoff was charged and convicted of the murders of Loren Dawn Leslie, Natasha Lyn Montgomery, Cynthia Maas and Jill Stacey Stuchenko.
His defence counsel applied to change the venue of trial, but the presiding Justice, dismissed the application. Justice Glen Parrett did not release his reasons for dismissing the change of venue application until after Legebokoff was convicted. In his reasons dismissing the application, Justice Parrett criticized the manner in which defence counsel conducted the application.
Legebokoff appealed the convictions and argued that an appearance of trial unfairness arose because Justice Parrett failed to express his opinion of defence counsel before trial.
The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed the application for leave to appeal, but did not indicate its reasons for the dismissal.
The dismissal means there are no more legal avenues for Legebokoff to pursue.
Comments
Well Done! And thankyou Justice Parrett, you were one of the few Justices I have a lot of respect for.
Shouldn’t be wasting taxpayers money on this murderer. Capital punishment is the only way to rid society of such a deranged creature.
Agreed.
He is a young man with many years to think about what he has done. If you have ever walked the halls of a maximum security prison you will see bodies but they have no expressions on their faces. They have no freedom and no hope . I think justice has been served. May he live a live a long life ! Time to forget his name and remember only the victims !
You forgot the stench of fear.
I can spot the Liberal a mile away. He is an adult, and a piece of garbage that should be put down. Stop it with the Shawshank Redemption play by play.
Justice has been served? Say that to one of the victims parents, I want to film that encounter. Ah the bleeding hearts in this world, sickening.
You murder someone, you should be killed. Eye for an eye. Let me guess, you also think Kid Touchers just need hugs and therapy? They should get the same treatment as a killer
I’m pretty sure he will walk our streets once again and with a different name as well.
Hes a serial killer so I doubt it.
this is Canada. He’ll walk the streets again
It’s about time a judge in the Canadian Judicial system got it right. The only one losing here is the defense team looking for more work. I hope Legebokoff rots in there for a long time.
I don’t. I hope it ends very quickly. He is using up my money and breathing the same air.
True that but sometimes dying is too good
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