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: Criminal ReviewWhat some people call a “technicality”
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Others consider a fundamental right. The headline writer for this Toronto Star story has chosen the former option: “Judge frees assault suspect on technicality.”
A man charged with domestic assault was set free today without having to face a trial after his lawyer argued it took too long for him to have a bail hearing.
“He’s presumed to be innocent and charges are going to be stayed,” Mr. Justice Joseph De Filippis of the Ontario Court of Justice said today in Oshaw read more
Full post as published by Criminal Review on October 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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