Jason Harron

• ‘Swamped’ Alberta police watchdog spurs calls for better justice system funding

  Experts suggest Alberta's lack of efficiency in criminal case processing has to do with a "chronic underfunding" of justice departments.

  Dec 1, 2016
  
• Alberta police watchdog ‘disturbed’ criminal case thrown out for unreasonable delay

  ASIRT said it disclosed its entire file on the Jason Harron case within 20 days of the Crown’s request for disclosure and isn't aware of any impact its work had on the charges being stayed.

  Crime

  Nov 23, 2016
  
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• Crown appeals judge’s decision to throw out first-degree murder case over trial delays

  In the decision, Justice S.D. Hillier said his right to be tried within a “reasonable time” was violated. Alberta Justice is now appealing that decision.

  Canada

  Nov 17, 2016
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• Calgary criminal case thrown out citing ‘unreasonable delays’

  Jason Harron was charged with a long string of offences, including criminal negligence causing bodily harm, after a May 2013 incident with police in northwest Calgary.

  Crime

  Nov 3, 2016
• ‘Unreasonable delays’ put 2 more violent criminal cases in Calgary in jeopardy

  The number of criminal cases at risk of being thrown out over "unreasonable delays" in the court process continues to grow in Alberta.

  Crime

  Oct 27, 2016
• Recent officer-involved shootings raising questions about police watchdog’s role

  ASIRT is made up of civilian investigators and others from various Alberta police agencies, but some are questioning the team’s objectivity.

  Crime

  Mar 24, 2015