And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

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>Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1999 14:32:41 -0500
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>From: Lynne Moss-Sharman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Tsuu T'ina Reserve deaths of mother & son by RCMP - inquiry
>  will be televised nationally
>
>Tuesday, January 19, 1999 
>
>    Jacobs inquiry televised
>
>             By KEVIN MARTIN, CALGARY SUN
>      The fatality inquiry into the police shooting deaths of Connie and
>    Ty Jacobs can be shown on national TV, the judge hearing the
>    case ruled yesterday.
>
>    "This is a matter which has an intense interest amongst all
>    aboriginal people in this country," said Judge Tom Goodson, in
>    making what's believed to be the first such ruling of its kind.
>
>    "The most effective way, and in some way the only way ...
>    aboriginal people have access will be by television."
>
>    Tsuu T'ina lawyer Don MacLeod said he is unaware of another
>    case where cameras have been allowed into a fatality inquiry.
>
>    Goodson granted the application by Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
>    lawyer Fred Kozak, in part because other public inquiries have
>    been televised.
>
>    "It would appear that to refuse television coverage in this day and
>    age is really indefensible when it comes to public inquiries," he
>    said.
>
>    Lawyer Will Willier, who represents two Tsuu T'ina social workers
>    and a tribal police officer, opposed the application.
>
>    Willier said televising the proceedings would do more harm than
>    good to an already divided community on the reserve on the
>    southwest corner of Calgary.
>
>    "It would not respect the dead, it would not allow this community to
>    heal," he said.
>
>    But Goodson said Natives in remote areas of Canada which would
>    otherwise get little or no information about the hearing deserve
>    access.
>
>    "The greater good is served by television coverage," he said.
>
>    The eight-week hearing to determine the circumstances
>    surrounding the deaths of Connie Jacobs, 37, and her son Ty, 9,
>    begins Feb. 1. 
>
>
>
>           <= we're not machines you know =>
>      +++ we're not going to fall over in rows +++
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