“The law allows people living in violent or abusive relationships to fill out an online application asking police to share any violent criminal history of their domestic partners.”
CLARE’S LAW IN ALBERTA
IT TOOK A PANDEMIC – Finally, the Justice system is ditching paper. No more shuffling through piles of paper and losing documents – except virtually.
THE MURDAUGH TALE OF DEATH IN SOUTH CAROLINA – If you’re not aware of this case it is so bizarre and complicated that it will eventually end up on Netflix. “If Alex Murdaugh is campaigning to become the subject of the next big true crime podcast then, to be honest, he’s doing a hell of a job.” After reading the synopsis, you’ll be left wondering.
NOT QUITE ACCURATE QUOTES
FORENSIC PATHOLOGY IN ONTARIO – Since the “tunnel vision” bias toward finding abuse horrors of the past, has nothing changed?
An essence of cross-examination.
ADAPTING TO AND ADOPTING CHANGE – We should have made the change years ago.
It’s 2021. This is a good review of the war on drugs … then and now.
Experience counts.
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.”
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