‘Freedom Convoy’ trial Day 4: Lawyers to argue admissibility of Facebook evidence

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‘Freedom Convoy’ trial Day 4: Lawyers to argue admissibility of Facebook evidence
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Tamara Lich and Chris Barber are co-accused of mischief, counselling others to commit mischief, intimidation and obstructing the police.

The Crown says getting the “Freedom Convoy 2022” Facebook page accepted as evidence in the trial is the first step toward proving the two organizers conspired together, and that evidence against one should apply to both.Lich’s lawyer, Eric Granger, says the Crown is trying to put 212 pages of Facebook evidence to the court, including posts that haven’t been made by Barber or by Lich.

He says this is not the trial of the “Freedom Convoy,” and the evidence should focus in on the actions of the two accused.

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