MORE ON THIS – WHEN A COMPLAINANT ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL A MINISTER OF THE CROWN

“The Crown had “inappropriately suborned the public interest to the complainant’s personal agenda. … the Crown had “inappropriately suborned the public interest to the complainant’s personal agenda. Repudiation of a resolution agreement is rare. Abuse of process is a grave offence. A complainant, an alleged victim, cannot demand a trial or coerce a Crown into doing her bidding.”

A complainant, an alleged victim, cannot demand a trial or coerce a Crown into doing her bidding, writes Rosie DiManno.
https://www.thestar.com/opinion/star-columnists/2021/09/26/repudiation-of-a-resolution-agreement-is-rare-and-abuse-of-process-is-a-grave-offence.html?source=newsletter&utm_content=a10&utm_source=ts_nl&utm_medium=email&utm_email=0B41BB051FF7EA38DB4BDD5E33BA3AB2&utm_campaign=tmh_76106

THE CROWN IS INDIVISIBLE

When an Assistant Crown Attorney agrees to a negotiated plea agreement it cannot be repudiated by that ACA or another, other than in exceptional circumstances. The Crown is an advocate for the interests of society and not that exclusively of a complainant. Fairness is the goal.

Court grants stay on proceedings, said Crown's repudiation of plea deal unfair and oppressive
https://www.lawtimesnews.com/practice-areas/criminal/court-grants-stay-on-proceedings-said-crowns-repudiation-of-plea-deal-unfair-and-oppressive/360025