BREAKING: Infamous parental rights case ‘A.B. vs. C.D.’ wraps up after 5-year struggle

The British Columbia father whom we are legally obligated to refer to as C.D. is a free man after winning his appeal in the province’s highest court today.

In 2021, C.D. plead guilty to contempt of court after breaching publication bans to speak out about the medical transiting of his child without his consent. Justice Michael Tammen sentenced the father to a stiff six months in prison and ordered him to pay a whopping $30,000 fine to charity.

After being released on bail following a two-month stint, the father embarked on a tumultuous rollercoaster of court appearances, with the prosecution aggressively advocating for his return to jail.

In June, the concerned father had a hearing in the Vancouver Court of Appeal where his counsel, Samara Hiscock and Brent Anderson from Johnson Doyle Vancouver Criminal Lawyers argued that C.D. should not return to prison due to having insufficient counsel and the original sentence being too severe.

The verdict of that hearing was handed down quickly today.

The Court of Appeals amended Justice Tammen's original sentence to credit the father with time served, while also dismissing the fine order against him.

Rebel News was onsite at the courthouse to interview the father before and after the ruling. Our full report, including an interview with C.D. about the decision, is coming soon.

If you appreciate that unlike the state-backed media, who were nowhere in sight, Rebel News was there publish this father’s side of the story, consider supporting our journalism by donating what you can here.

Drea Humphrey

B.C. Bureau Chief

Based in British Columbia, Drea Humphrey reports on Western Canada for Rebel News. Drea’s reporting is not afraid to challenge political correctness, or ask the tough questions that mainstream media tends to avoid.

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