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Smiths Falls Record News
Smiths Falls Record News
Mom of four, avid volunteer and advocate, accused hacker - Please help Kelley Denham to pay for the legal costs associated with going to trial. All funds donated will be exclusively used for Kelley's legal expenses as she moves through the judicial trial process. This precedent-setting case will impact how people find and use information online. Up-to-date information will be posted here as it becomes available. Next scheduled court date is Nov. 22, 2019. Check out Kelley's blog for more information.
*UPDATE: AS OF DEC. 5, 2016 ALL CHARGES AGAINST DEREK FLEGG HAVE BEEN DROPPED
*UPDATE: AS OF MAR. 21, 2018 THE FOLLOWING CHARGES AGAINST KELLEY DENHAM HAVE BEEN DROPPED:
1) Theft under $5000 - s. 334 Criminal Code of Canada
2) Traffick in identity Information - s. 402.2(2) Criminal Code of Canada
Charges still pending against Kelley Denham;
1) Mischief over $5000 - s. 430(1)(c) Criminal Code of Canada
2) Mischief to Data - s.430(5) Criminal Code of Canada
3) Unauthorized use of a Computer - s. 342.1(1)(c) Criminal Code of Canada
4) Publication of Identifying Information - s. 85(3) Child and Family Services Act of Ontario.
*UPDATE: Trial transcript now available for August 13th and August 14th 2019 (see below).
*UPDATE: AS OF MAR. 21, 2018 THE FOLLOWING CHARGES AGAINST KELLEY DENHAM HAVE BEEN DROPPED:
1) Theft under $5000 - s. 334 Criminal Code of Canada
2) Traffick in identity Information - s. 402.2(2) Criminal Code of Canada
Charges still pending against Kelley Denham;
1) Mischief over $5000 - s. 430(1)(c) Criminal Code of Canada
2) Mischief to Data - s.430(5) Criminal Code of Canada
3) Unauthorized use of a Computer - s. 342.1(1)(c) Criminal Code of Canada
4) Publication of Identifying Information - s. 85(3) Child and Family Services Act of Ontario.
*UPDATE: Trial transcript now available for August 13th and August 14th 2019 (see below).
IN COURT
Reasons for Decision Aug. 23, 2018
"Ms. Denham delivered a Statement of Defence and included a $15 million Crossclaim against the Society Defendants for negligence, intrusion upon seclusion, breach of section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, defamation, abuse of process, and intentional infliction of emotional distress."
Reasons for Decision Dec. 21, 2017
"Ms. Denham subsequently deposed that she obtained the investigation report from the FCSLLG public website by deleting part of a URL address in her browser’s address bar. She deposed that once she found that the site contained confidential documentation, she took steps to bring this to the attention of FCSLLG, the press, and the government."
IN THE NEWS
Another judicial pretrial date set in alleged CAS hacking case
FCS Faces Negligence Suit
Judicial pretrial date set in alleged CAS hacking case
Denham case trial confirmation adjourned twice; next court date, June 30
Preliminary trial date set in CAS hacking case
Alleged CAS hacking case trial date to be set
Charges dropped against Smiths Falls man accused in family services data breach
Woman charged with same offences could still face 10-year prison sentence, fines of up to $10,000
Smiths Falls, Ont., pair charged in family services document breach
Man, woman could face 10-year prison sentence, fines of up to $10,000
Family services sued after personal info hacked, posted on Facebook
Confidential information posted on Smiths Falls Swapshop page earlier this week
Toronto firm files statement of claim against province seeking $75 million over data leak
Children's aid families’ names posted online.
A Brockville-area children's aid society reels after names of 285 clients were posted on Facebook.
Names of 285 people referred to children's aid in Lanark, Leeds and Grenville posted online
Reasons for Decision Aug. 23, 2018
"Ms. Denham delivered a Statement of Defence and included a $15 million Crossclaim against the Society Defendants for negligence, intrusion upon seclusion, breach of section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, defamation, abuse of process, and intentional infliction of emotional distress."
Reasons for Decision Dec. 21, 2017
"Ms. Denham subsequently deposed that she obtained the investigation report from the FCSLLG public website by deleting part of a URL address in her browser’s address bar. She deposed that once she found that the site contained confidential documentation, she took steps to bring this to the attention of FCSLLG, the press, and the government."
IN THE NEWS
Another judicial pretrial date set in alleged CAS hacking case
FCS Faces Negligence Suit
Judicial pretrial date set in alleged CAS hacking case
Denham case trial confirmation adjourned twice; next court date, June 30
Preliminary trial date set in CAS hacking case
Alleged CAS hacking case trial date to be set
Charges dropped against Smiths Falls man accused in family services data breach
Woman charged with same offences could still face 10-year prison sentence, fines of up to $10,000
Smiths Falls, Ont., pair charged in family services document breach
Man, woman could face 10-year prison sentence, fines of up to $10,000
Family services sued after personal info hacked, posted on Facebook
Confidential information posted on Smiths Falls Swapshop page earlier this week
Toronto firm files statement of claim against province seeking $75 million over data leak
Children's aid families’ names posted online.
A Brockville-area children's aid society reels after names of 285 clients were posted on Facebook.
Names of 285 people referred to children's aid in Lanark, Leeds and Grenville posted online