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Dans la foulée des enlèvements de James Richard Cross et de Pierre Laporte par le Front de libération du Québec, le gouvernement du Canada décrète le 16 octobre 1970 la Loi des mesures de guerre. Michel Chartrand, Pierre Vallières, Charles Gagnon, Robert Lemieux et Jacques Larue-Langlois sont accusés de « conspiration séditieuse ». C”est le 8 janvier 1971 que commence le spectaculaire procès des Cinq qui vaudra à Michel Chartrand, dès le premier jour, quatre condamnations pour outrage au tribunal.

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