Monday, September 22, 2008
Stakeholders speak out on Harper's promise to toughen youth crime law
Stakeholders speak out on Harper's promise to toughen youth crime law
Stephen Harper promised Monday to toughen Canada's youth crime law with stiffer sentences for people 14 years of age or over, who are convicted of serious violent offences, such as murder or manslaughter.
Source: www.canada.com
Escapee caught up in courthouse fracas
The youngest man accused in a high-profile jailbreak made a brief but memorable appearance at Regina Provincial Court on Monday, fighting with another inmate and then trying repeatedly to plead guilty to his ...
Source: www.canada.com
Stephen Harper promised Monday to toughen Canada's youth crime law with stiffer sentences for people 14 years of age or over, who are convicted of serious violent offences, such as murder or manslaughter.
Source: www.canada.com
Escapee caught up in courthouse fracas
The youngest man accused in a high-profile jailbreak made a brief but memorable appearance at Regina Provincial Court on Monday, fighting with another inmate and then trying repeatedly to plead guilty to his ...
Source: www.canada.com
# posted by Dave @ 5:39 PM 
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