On September 13, 2011 Boisjoli pled guilty to five of 14 charges that all related to his interaction with a number of Child Services workers and lawyers:
2 x failure to appear offences,
1 x intimidation of a justice system participant conviction
1 x intimidation with threats
1 x criminal harassment
Boisjoli at that time acknowledged inappropriate interaction with the Child Services personnel, which included threatening communications, and liens based on a 'copyright in name' foisted agreement.
The other charges that were stayed by the Crown were a mixture of fighting, harassment and intimidation offences.
This flowed from a disagreement between Boisjoli and Alberta Child Services after Boisjoli's children were seized.
Boisjoli had been in detention prior to the trial. He had not attended earlier hearings. On joint application Boisjoli was sentenced to time served (4 months, 2 days). Judge McNab accepted that result but expressed reservations as to its adequacy.
Unfortunately, that did not resolve the matter. Permanent custody with a foster family was ordered for Boisjoli's children, and Boisjoli was denied further access. That adoption order is under appeal.
Boisjoli subsequently ... was charged with and detained for multiple
Criminal Code, s. 423.1(1) intimidation of a justice system participant offences. These are the basis for his current detention.
Boisjoli was denied bail by the Provincial Court, and that order was confirmed at Queen's Bench. In August Boisjoli has made several of what may be called 'habeus corpus' applications at Queen's Bench that have been denied, though their basis is on various Freeman immunity theory schemes that Boisjoli had opted out of being governed.
None of these proceedings are reported.
I hope that helps.
Chaetognath
