The Canadian criminal code is a dense legal text referenced by lawyers and judges across this country each day. But there are dozens of laws in there that are unconstitutional or obsolete. Recently in Alberta, a judge made an error convicting Travis Vader of murder under a section of the code that was declared unconstitutional decades ago. Mike Le Couteur has more.
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Cleaning up the criminal code in Canada
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