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Per the Fan590 in Toronto. The game will be sometime in November.
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Hope this is true. No more division games in Toronto. -
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Can a convicted felon (Vick) cross the international boundary?COMING SOON...
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Good question, but I'm sure they'll figure something out. If not the Bills could be playing against Kafka :)Originally posted by DraftBoyComment
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To my knowledge as long as the conviction was not drug related and as long as the person is no longer on probation.Originally posted by DraftBoy
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Ricky Williams was let in....Comment
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I sent the question to Peter King. Let's see if it makes the mailbag today......The One and OnlyComment
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I am not sure on that. I know people who have been convicted of DWI have a very hard time getting across.Originally posted by EbenezerOriginally posted by mysticsotoComment
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Would alcohol not be a drug?Originally posted by Dr. Lecter
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.Comment
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Not an illegal drug.Originally posted by EbenezerWould alcohol not be a drug?
It will not be easy for Vick.
In general, an individual is inadmissible if they:
Were convicted of an act outside of Canada that Canada considers a crime.
Were convicted of a crime in Canada.
Committed any act or omission that either country considers a crime whether or not they were convicted.
CRIMES THAT QUALIFY
All felonies and most misdemeanors are included in the list. For the most part, unless they are serious felonies that could be tried as an adult in either country, juvenile convictions are not considered.
As mentioned above, an individual may still be denied entry even if their case was dismissed.
This means every individual who received a deferred sentence, deferred prosecution, or stipulated continuance should apply.Originally posted by mysticsotoComment
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He will need to fill out a special application.Originally posted by mysticsotoComment
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Won't be easy but I am sure the league has at least looked into it.
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.Comment
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It has nothing to do with probation . There are certain crimes that make you permanently inadmissable to both the Us and Canada, drugs is definately one, but there are many, many more. The fact that he was charged with serious felonies for lying and did serious time means he is likely inadmissable, but not definately. That being said, Canada does offer waivers of inadmissability (as does the US) for a substantial fee for certain crimes.Originally posted by Ebenezer
I am fairly sure this will be the case.Comment
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Good! I didn't want to lose another division game at home and it's nice to give up a NFC game that means absolutely nothing.
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Although, I will miss not being able to boo the dog killer and taunt him.
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