This case involved a string of 30 tagless traps with 5 traps at the end of the string with tags attached which had been issued to the accused. The Appeal Court upheld the conviction which was based primarily on circumstantial evidence.
Full Summary
These summaries of recent Fisheries law cases are prepared by Brad Caldwell of Caldwell & Co., 404-815 Hornby Street, Vancouver, B.C., V6Z 2E6. Telephone (604) 689-8894, E-mail: brad@marine-law.ca CV: Link.
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