Tag Archive: prosecution

Human trafficking laws – Not what they seem – part 2

December 20, 2021 | Blog

Post #183 1040 words; about 5 minutes to read This brief audio summary done by our volunteer Averi Brailey. A post last summer looked at the work of Dr. Katrin Roots on human trafficking in Canada. The earlier post looked at...

Do prosecutors have too much discretion?

January 14, 2019 | Blog

This post is about 750 words and can be read in 3 minutes. More than 90% of criminal charges in Canada never go to trial. They are either dropped by the Crown or the accused pleads guilty to something. This...