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The Impunity of the crimes committing by the “Canadian
Judicial System” ruins tens of thousands of lives every year?
The
failure of the Canadian media for not to bring the truth to the public opinion,
about the impunity of the judicial system to apply and follow the rule of law in their courtrooms,
the denial of justice for defendant people in the courts of justice; creates a
climate where the judiciary can continue to commit human rights violations. The
corruption in the judicial system not only is present on the justices of peace,
but also in the crown attorney offices, because the lack to provide with a full
disclosure of the charges. The duty counselors appointed in behalf of the
accused persons, are only a mere representation of crooked lawyers who are working
for the system and ready to commit abuses, of little help in the courtrooms.
But trained to use the intimidation and threats against detainees; advising to pleading
guilty in the courtrooms. (You know; never are you going to see your children
again)
"The Judges are
Butchers which not follow the Rule of Law." Of their Wood Hammers are
Dripping Innocent bloods?
Justice
of peace secrecy criticized
Government
silent on details of 2012 disciplinary actions as experts call for reforms
RACHEL
MENDELSON
STAFF
REPORTER
Premier
Kathleen Wynne and her government remain silent on the secrecy around complains
filed against justices of the peace in Ontario. Neither Wynne nor Attorney General
Madeleine Meilleur have responded to revelations that the province is slow to release
annual reports in the discipline of erring justices of the peace. As the Star reported on Monday, the
most recent information available about complains against justices of the peace
is from 2011. Before the Star inquired about the delay last week, the newest
data was from 2010. The findings have renewed calls for
action from the legal community, which has long pressed for reform of the
justice of peace system.
Ian
Greene, an expert in judicial administration at York University, said the lag
in releasing information about complains “creates a
lack of trust” and “demonstrates a lack of integrity by the leadership.”
Toronto
criminal lawyer Daniel Brown expressed similar concerns. “It is important for
the public to see that (justice of the peace) complains are being addressed in
a timely manner,” he said. “Waiting three or four years to see the results of
an anonymous inquiry … is unacceptable and does nothing
to foster confidence in our justice system.”
Wynne’s office directed a request for comment on Monday to the
attorney general’s ministry. Spokesman Brendan Crawley said the attorney
general had “nothing to ad” in response Star findings.
Ontario
law requires the Justice of Peace Review Council, an independent body that
oversees disciplinary actions, to submit summaries of all complains dealt with
in the previous year to the attorney general. The annual report is tabled by
the attorney general and made public on the review council’s website.
Crawley
told the Star on Friday that the 2012 and 2013 annual reports “are expected to
be tabled in the upcoming months.”
Despite
the vital role Ontario’s 345 full – and pat – time justices of the peace play
in our courts – where they hear traffic charges, preside “It
seems odd to me that there isn’t some legal qualification of some sort”
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