A report on jury reform is expected to be released in April, outlining the types of support needed for jurors.
Source: ‘I pulled away from my wife, my family,’ Jennifer Pan murder trial juror recalls
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A report on jury reform is expected to be released in April, outlining the types of support needed for jurors.
Source: ‘I pulled away from my wife, my family,’ Jennifer Pan murder trial juror recalls
Douglas Cropper, a Maine state trooper, was hailed a hero after dramatic footage showed him pulling a driver over only to discover that he was overdosing on heroin. Cropper was on Interstate 295 in Portland at 6:15 a.m. when he spotted a Volkswagen Jetta traveling 15 mph over the speed limit. When he pulled the […]
Source: Maine State Trooper Saves Driver From Overdose on Interstate
“It becomes an issue if you make it one, but there’s no need to make it one because the border rules have not changed.”
Source: Canadian legal pot “should not be an issue” at U.S. border, Goodale says
A former employee of Passport Online and Pardons and Waivers of Canada tells CBC News the companies train workers to get as much money as possible from Canadians who could get the same services from the government for free.
Source: Canadians continue to be fooled by website that mimics government agency | CBC News
Last week, the Liberal government’s half-hearted cannabis legislation passed second reading in the Senate.
Source: Pot bill’s sober second thought | Canadian Lawyer Mag
Researchers hope to open more minds about the potential of psychedelic drugs to combat anxiety, depression and other maladies
Source: LSD: A wonder drug once again?
Both police and the courts are beginning to question the wisdom of arresting illegal marijuana dispensary workers while the shops’ owners continue to thrive.
Source: Why arresting ‘budtenders’ won’t stop illegal pot shops | CBC News
The case affirms that people with a low viral load are at negligible risk for transmitting HIV
Source: Why this Nova Scotia boxer’s acquittal is big news for Canadian HIV criminalization
Ontario’s Ministry of the Attorney General is building a new courthouse in Toronto that will combine most of the city’s criminal courts, including all three youth courts, in one location downtown. Designed by a world-renowned architect and filled wit