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: The CourtThe Shifting Requirements of Care and Control: How Long Can the SCC Hold Off?
By Rebecca Ross
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Since the advent of the Charter, impaired driving jurisprudence has developed into a complex labyrinth of exceptions. The Targeting Violent Crime Act (currently Bill C-2) has recently been drafted by Parliament, and parts of the bill appear to have the effect of narrowing this wide expanse of case law significantly. However, the bill has not yet received Royal Assent, and it remains to be seen whether its predicted impact will be felt upon this area of the law. Interestingly, the Supreme Cour read more
Full post as published by The Court on February 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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