CIRCLE WITH A DOT

Canada's colonial justice system is non-compliant with it's obligation to protect Canadians from the bad guys. Crime Pays in Canada.“The court ultimately decided to release him back into the community to serve his sentence with another ankle monitor, rather than keep him in custody,” Donaldson said. McIntosh has 49 criminal convictions, including 11 for violence or weapons.https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/man-violent-toward-women-released-in-vancouver#CdnPoli #Injustice #CanadianLaw

@Hakuso I wish that were true here. So much communication in my small town is done only on Meta platforms. It’s really frustrating.

CBC is not reporting the name of the justice that let this serially violent man out to murder some more innocent people. The judge must still be on the bench, still coddling murderers.“Mr. Gellatly is a young man,” the judge's decision reads. “Mr. Gellatly spoke this morning as a man who has a very good chance of rehabilitation and changing his life.… Mr. Gellatly, I have listened carefully this morning and think there is much hope for a better life for you at the end of the period of imprisonment.”https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-homicide-vancouver-9.7127357#CanadianLaw #ColonialLaw

RE: https://flipboard.com/@cbcnews/top-stories-01r3k2ttz/-/a-VjyDV3P3Q82mGJYnO1hlIg%3Aa%3A107108217-%2F0"Grewal said she had received 40 death threats, and said she had reported those threats to Windsor police."#RIP #CanadianJustice #CanadianLaw

The Law Society self-regulation protects perps.The Law Society of Ontario declined an interview with CBC, and did not answer emailed questions about whether it investigated anyone for possibly failing their duty to make a report, or if it took any other action with respect to that duty.Instead, the law society wrote that "it would be unusual for [it] to consider, after the fact, whether others should have brought the information" to its attention.And scrutinizing lawyers "who may have had some information" could deter lawyers from helping people in situations like B's in the future, the law society argued, "due to fear" of being punished later on.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/rumours-about-lawyer-who-sexually-harassed-women-had-been-circulating-in-legal-community-for-years-docs-9.7057793#CanadianLaw #SelfRegulation #PerpProtectors #LawSociety

Rattlesnake was initially charged with first-degree murder. That charge was reduced to second-degree murder before she pleaded guilty to manslaughter in September 2025.Her guilty plea was opposed by Nina’s family and the Edmonton Police Service, who asked a provincial justice official to intervene, calling the proposed agreement a “miscarriage of justice” that should be reviewed.On the first day of the sentencing hearing, the Crown recommended a nine-year sentence, noting the findings of a Gladue report. The defence was asking for seven years.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/ashley-rattlesnake-nina-napope-dumais-sentencing-9.7108956#CanadianInjustice #CanadianLaw