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In a trial at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Windsor, Seth Bertrand faces a terrorism charge, with his lawyer arguing that his offensive views on marginalized groups do not equate to terrorism. The Crown presented evidence of his involvement with a banned terrorist group, Atomwaffen Division, but the defence contends there is no proof of him enhancing or facilitating their activities. The prosecution emphasizes the importance of anti-terrorism laws in preventing serious harm, highlighting the need for prevention over prosecution in such cases.
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