Charles Côté
Charles Côté is a prosecutor involved in the trial of Yves Engler, where he presented the Crown's case against Engler, arguing that the mass e-mail campaign crossed acceptable boundaries and constituted harassment. His arguments reflect the legal complexities surrounding political activism and the responsibilities of law enforcement in such cases.
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Prosecutor Charles Côté said that Mr. Engler 'crossed the red line of acceptable norms to make his point.'
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