Richmond hit-and-run victim praises justice system
Arriving back from a well-earned New York vacation Monday morning, Stacy Hamilton was hoping for the best, yet fearing the worst.
SOURCE: The Province
Phoney B.C. doctor Jason Walker avoids jail time, in part due to “well deserved” public scorn
Jason Matthew Walker will serve no jail time in his well-publicized fraud case.
SOURCE: Vancouver Sun
Man jailed for luring young girls
A Sechelt man convicted of using the Internet to lure two underage girls to have sex in his apartment has been sentenced to 17 months in jail.
SOURCE: The Province
Judge at Air India perjury trial urges jurors to resist researching Reyat
A B.C. Supreme Court judge repeatedly urged jurors at the high-profile perjury trial of Inderjit Singh Reyat to fight their instincts and resist the temptation to go on the Internet to research the case they have been asked to decide.
SOURCE: Globe and Mail
Polygamists will stand up for their beliefs — but only to a point
Brace yourself. It’s still months from trial, but the constitutional reference to determine whether Canada’s anti-polygamy law is valid is about to hit the first bump in the road.
SOURCE: Vancouver Sun
