Ontario’s ’poetic’ judge is back with another ruling
In a sexual-assault case, judge tackles the difficult question of whether to grant bail to an aboriginal man who has “no one in the world” to vouch for him
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What’s at stake in the case of Justice Robin Camp
The Alberta judge is under review by a panel of his peers. His critics say it’s about more than his words.
Conservatives fretting about the supremacy of Parliament
But how supremely is Parliament behaving?
Refugee health cuts: Unusual, but maybe not cruel
Should judges let the media be the gauge of outrage?
Stephen Harper overestimates his opposition
The opposition has been rather supportive of recent justice reforms
Wanted, but not here
In a bid to deport suspected war criminals and gangsters, Ottawa finds itself in a Catch-22
A bizarre grow-op odyssey comes to an end
Authorities couldn’t believe a real estate magnate had no idea his building housed a mammoth grow-op
The PBO tallies the cost of crime policy
Spending is on the rise and the provinces are carrying the cost
Court decision with a cult following
A judge’s evisceration of the so-called "Freemen" movement may go down as a masterpiece
Could this be the end of ’Mr. Big’ sting operations?
Supreme Court to hear case of Newfoundland man convicted of drowning his twin daughters