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Actually you are surmising something that isn't clear. It's quite possible
charges could go either way in this situation. I am encouraging the community
of trail users to stop pointing fingers and allow the two women, with the
authorities if necessary, sort this out themselves. Both can be seen to have
grievances that could involve charges.
That said, the two situations are quite different. In the case of the woman
who was caught placing logs on trails, her husband is on the record stating in
2005 that together they walk and "destroy structures." I'm not saying
restorative justice couldn't be an appropriate way to deal with Ms. Kraal's
charges, I'm merely suggesting there is no logic in drawing a parallel between
the two situations.
At least you aren't calling me a liar today though. Things are looking up!
Feb. 2, 2015, 3:49 p.m. - Cam McRae
#!markdown Actually you are surmising something that isn't clear. It's quite possible charges could go either way in this situation. I am encouraging the community of trail users to stop pointing fingers and allow the two women, with the authorities if necessary, sort this out themselves. Both can be seen to have grievances that could involve charges. That said, the two situations are quite different. In the case of the woman who was caught placing logs on trails, her husband is on the record stating in 2005 that together they walk and "destroy structures." I'm not saying restorative justice couldn't be an appropriate way to deal with Ms. Kraal's charges, I'm merely suggesting there is no logic in drawing a parallel between the two situations. At least you aren't calling me a liar today though. Things are looking up!