Criminal Proceedings and the Court

“In a challenge to Ottawa, judge refuses to impose mandatory sentence”

A man named Leroy Smickle was convicted of being in the possession of a loaded gun. When taken to Court and justification, Madam Justice Anne Molloy pertained to succumb to seeing the level and degree of the punishment and letting the man go with one year consent of house arrest. The case grew much ugly since courts, lawyers and critics brought down the case towards the “annihilation” of the hold of law and order in the country.

Affirmatively, one can appeal the decision intended by the ...