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Judgement day: Disgraced former Tory MP Dean Del Mastro to be sentenced
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Judgement day: Disgraced former Tory MP Dean Del Mastro to be sentenced
Disgraced former Conservative politician Dean Del Mastro finds out today if he will have to go to jail. Del Mastro was found guilty last fall of violating the Canada Elections Act during the 2008 federal election. The judge found that he had exceeded spending limits, failed to report a personal contribution of $21,000 to his campaign, and knowingly submitted a falsified document. The former Ontario MP faces up to one year in jail and a $2,000 fine for each of the three offences.
There are some who would appreciate an opportunity to hold a public stoning in the town square.
Former MP Dean Del Mastro
Del Mastro, 44, was once Prime Minister Stephen Harper's point man defending the Tories against allegations of electoral fraud. He maintained his innocence and called the verdict the judge's opinion. At a pre-sentencing hearing in April, he choked back tears as he described the "nationwide condemnation" he had to endure as a result of the charges. The prosecution called for up to 12 months in jail, while the defence asked Cameron for a conditional discharge or, at most, a fine. Del Mastro resigned his Peterborough seat in the House of Commons — where he had been sitting as an Independent since being charged — shortly after his conviction.
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Ex-MP Del Mastro makes tearful plea to court, but shows no remorse
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Ex-MP Del Mastro makes tearful plea to court, but shows no remorse
Dean Del Mastro choked back tears and had to compose himself in an Ontario court Tuesday as he described the "nationwide condemnation" he's had to endure as his election overspending trial wound its way through the legal system. The former Conservative MP — who was found guilty last fall of violating the Canada Elections Act — made an emotional speech at his sentencing hearing before a judge retired to decide whether to send him to jail or not. Del Mastro — once Prime Minister Stephen Harper's point man defending the Tories against allegations of electoral fraud — was found guilty last fall of exceeding spending limits, failing to report a personal contribution of $21,000 to his own campaign and knowingly submitting a falsified document during the 2008 federal election. He maintained his innocence throughout his legal proceedings, even calling the verdict in his case just the judge's opinion.
There are some who would appreciate an opportunity to hold a public stoning in the town square. It's my hope that the significant consequences that I have endured and shared will be considered in your deliberations.
Dean Del Mastro
While he emphasized his respect for the court in his statement, Del Mastro did not appear to express any apology or regret. He did, however, make it clear that his legal saga has been a burden. Del Mastro faces a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $2,000 fine on each of the three offences. His lawyer has asked for a conditional discharge or, at most, a fine. Crown prosecutors, however, want a sentence of nine to 12 months in jail, saying only imprisonment will truly drive home the gravity of Del Mastro's offences.
He's suffered as a direct result of his own conduct.
Crown prosecutor, to Justice Lisa Cameron
Former Tory MP Dean Del Mastro's sentencing hearing expected today
Canada News
Former Tory MP Dean Del Mastro's sentencing hearing expected today
Former Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro is expected to appear in a Lindsay, Ont., court for a sentencing hearing in his election overspending case today. Del Mastro, a former parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, was convicted last fall of violating the Canada Elections Act during the 2008 election. He has since resigned his House of Commons seat. Del Mastro's sentencing hearing was supposed to take place last month, but it was postponed after his lawyer made an application to have a mistrial declared in the case. Del Mastro was found guilty of exceeding spending limits, failing to report a personal contribution of $21,000 to his own campaign and knowingly submitting a falsified document. He faces a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $2,000 fine on each of the three convictions.
Del Mastro: Sentencing postponed to January, but big questions remain
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Del Mastro: Sentencing postponed to January, but big questions remain
A sentencing hearing for former Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro has been postponed until Jan. 27, but questions remain about the next steps in the disgraced politician's legal battles. Del Mastro—once parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Stephen Harper—resigned from his House of Commons seat two weeks ago after he was convicted of violating the Canada Elections Act during the 2008 election. Shortly after the judgment, Del Mastro said his lawyers would ask the court to let them re-open the defence in his case to present new evidence, but those efforts now appear to have been abandoned. No application to re-open the defence has been brought forward, and none is expected, said Crown lawyer Brendan Gluckman, who was in court Friday as Del Mastro's sentencing hearing was postponed to late January. When pressed for clarification, Del Mastro's new Toronto-based lawyer Leo Adler said while he still needs time to review the case, he has no current plans to re-open the defence.
Del Mastro faces a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $2,000 fine on each of the three convictions.
The Canadian Press reports
Del Mastro had been sitting as an Independent ever since being expelled from the Conservative caucus on the day he was charged in September 2013. On Oct. 31, Del Mastro was found guilty of exceeding spending limits, failing to report a personal contribution of $21,000 to his own campaign and knowingly submitting a falsified document. It remains unclear whether Del Mastro—who continues to maintain his innocence—intends to file an appeal.
