The self-represented accused, charged with first-degree murder, applied for a stay of proceedings under s. 24(1) of the Charter, alleging that he could not receive a fair trial.
He claimed that the judges who dismissed his previous applications exhibited bias and were part of a widespread conspiracy against him.
The court dismissed the application, finding it was an impermissible collateral attack on the prior rulings and that the accused failed to provide any cogent evidence to rebut the presumption of judicial integrity or substantiate his claims of bias and conspiracy.
