WE ARE FACING THE SECOND JORDAN JUDGMENT – It is upon us. There will need to be a severe culling of the backlog of criminal cases. The Ministry of the Attorney General has a choice of whether to resist and fight the inevitable (thereby making the backlog longer) or accept reality. Let’s see how this plays out.
THE CASE AGAINST THE PRESUMPTION OF IN PERSON COURT APPEARANCES – “Second, the costs savings of Zoom conferences are significant. No travel, no parking, no traffic. Court security line-ups, confrontations, and courthouse conflicts are all eliminated. There is no more sitting around for several hours or the entire day. Legal expenses each of the lawyers representing the parties are also significantly reduced.”
The Brampton Courts have a very real problem managing their caseload within the allowed time frame. Like this case, tomorrow I will be arguing exactly the same issue in my case in Brampton.
The Brampton Courts have a very real problem managing their caseload within the allowed time frame. Like this case, tomorrow I will be arguing exactly the same issue in my case in Brampton.
