Journal Entry October 29th, Powerful Radar Assaults After Court Transcription Demand

Journal Entry October 29th, Powerful Radar Assaults After Court Transcription Demand

I took refuge in a van from my home, an apartment and a house, to escape powerful radar assaults from neighboring homes.

The shins, lower leg bone, and lungs were mainly targeted when I was left with only one computer after the Laval Police seized the others including my laptop on February 21, 2011 to defend myself, write a motion for restitution of property that was granted with a month delay.
More recently on October 24th I woke to a powerful radar stream aimed at my colon and prostate, the day I was bring documents to the Quebec Court of Appeals.

Yesterday after I asked for the transcription at the court house, the powerful radar assault increased.

Important Note: More recently the unlawful assessment order for a psychological evaluation for non-criminal responsibility that put me on the defensive to this crime, powerful radar assaults, was acknowledged expired by the prosecutor, Oct 14 and Oct 21, so if I discuss the issue of powerful radar assaults, take protection measures, and wear protective shielding materials in public if the Laval Police and Social Workers try to detain me, there is no more assessment order for non-criminal responsibility that would permit the Laval Police and prosecutor to escape the Feb 21 false criminal allegations, entering a home without warrant, searching a home without warrant, and seizing computers that has not been justified in court.

Evaluations for non-criminal responsibility have to be made at the end of trial, not before it, R v Swain; the prosecutor must also provide evidence for his demand, R v Muschke; Non-criminal responsibility for me would mean not guilt of having committed a crime due to mental illness that I am innocent of, a form of smear campaign, and would also sanction Laval Police wrong doing, false allegations, seizure of computers, and entering a home without a warrant, which results in trespassing when not justified, Canadian Criminal Code s.72 Forced Entry and Detainer.