Cana­di­an vlog­ger Christo­pher “Chris Must List” Hugh­es, who is due to re-ap­pear in court next week, will re­turn to T&T this week and says he is ea­ger to have his day in court. He has al­so hint­ed that he will be cre­at­ing more con­tent while in the coun­try.

In a so­cial me­dia post ear­li­er this week, Hugh­es wrote, “I’ll be re­turn­ing to court in Trinidad and To­ba­go this up­com­ing week, there­fore you can ex­pect a new se­ries of dai­ly videos from both Trinidad and To­ba­go.

“For those that say I shouldn’t re­turn to T&T, you must not un­der­stand the law. If I missed court, and was found guilty of sedi­tion, I would be fac­ing up to two years in jail.”

Hugh­es al­so said he is ready for his day in court.

“Al­though Cana­da doesn’t recog­nise the charge, oth­er coun­tries I want to vis­it in the fu­ture might and it would ru­in my chances of vis­it­ing every coun­try in the world. There­fore, I will fight this %#* charge, and I will be ready for court.” 

Hugh­es’ next court ap­pear­ance is on Au­gust 23 for case man­age­ment. The 45-year-old is charged with mak­ing a sedi­tious pub­li­ca­tion and has plead­ed not guilty to the of­fence.  
If found guilty, Hugh­es, who is out on $100,000 bail, faces a $3,000 fine or two years im­pris­on­ment. 

He is be­ing rep­re­sent­ed by Pamela El­der, SC.