The opposite of “getting tough on crime” shows some success
Global Voices: Using compassion to get tough on crime
In a moment of boredom, two teens in Lanark County, Ont., smash their way into a hardware store and help themselves to the goods.
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Justice – who is it really for? The accused, the victim, society?
COSBY: CONVICTED BY SOCIAL-MEDIA SHOWTRIAL
Bill Cosby is back in the news. After becoming one of the dozens of women who have accused Cosby of sexual abuse, former model Janice Dickinson is at the forefront of calling for the statute of limitations, which prevents certain offences from being tried after a certain passage of time, to be repealed.
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Restorative justice – the future of Canada’s criminal justice system?
How to Change the Canadian Justice System.
The traditional approach to criminal justice in Canada is to arrest, try and punish offenders with a slight eye towards hopefully sending a community message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated.
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Slimovitch Criminal Law Update Steven Slimovitch,Montréal Criminal Lawyer, www.montrealcriminallaw.com 