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Conviction Upheld for Man Who Took Daughter to Evade COVID Vaccine, Sask. Court Rules

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Conviction Upheld for Man Who Took Daughter to Evade COVID Vaccine, Sask. Court Rules
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Court of King’s Bench in Regina is shown on Nov. 5, 2024. The Canadian Press/Heywood YuSaskatchewan’s top court has dismissed the appeal of a man found guilty of kidnapping his then-7-year-old daughter in what the father described as an attempt to prevent her from receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal delivered its unanimous ruling on May 19, dismissing Michael Gordon Jackson’s appeals of his parental abduction conviction and his 12-month custodial sentence.

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