Judicial System

• Lethbridge father pleads guilty to assaulting infant daughter

  A Lethbridge father pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and failing to provide the necessaries of life to his six-week-old daughter, who was found injured in January 2023.

  Crime

  Jun 23, 2023
  
• A look at Kahnawake’s justice system

  The restorative justice process was formalized in fall 2022 as the first element of the community's Justice Act, established in 2015 and meant to revamp its court.

  Canada

  Jan 9, 2023
  
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• 3 national organizations granted intervener status in disabilities human rights appeal

  In March, the Human Rights Board of Inquiry found the province had violated the human rights of three people with disabilities.

  Canada

  Jun 20, 2019
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• Manitoba Bar Association ‘deeply concerned’ over reports about Wilson-Raybould’s Supreme Court pick

  Leaked reports about a dispute between Trudeau and Wilson-Raybould over a Supreme Court appointment drew condemnation from bar associations and MPs of all parties.

  Canada

  Mar 26, 2019
• Quebec hoping to reduce use of paper in justice system

  The Quebec government says it hopes to greatly reduce the use of paper in the province's judicial system in order to make it much more efficient.

  Canada

  Apr 24, 2018
• Justice Robin Camp did not speak Thursday at hearing over ‘knees  together’ comment

  Witnesses spoke at Justice Camp's hearing Thursday. The panel is debating the judge's future after controversial comments during a sexual assault trial in 2014.

  Crime

  Sep 8, 2016
• U.S. appeals ruling on accessing data in New York iPhone case

  The US Justice Department has asked a Brooklyn federal court to reverse a decision that said Apple Inc. wasn't required to pry open a locked iPhone.

  Tech

  Mar 8, 2016