> A 24-page transcript shows Justice F.C. Fisher of the Alberta Court of Justice granted Mr. Atoa bail without providing reasons or addressing concerns raised by a Crown prosecutor. **Nowhere in the transcript does the judge explain why he had decided to release Mr. Atoa or respond to the Crown’s arguments that releasing him would pose a risk to public safety and confidence in the justice system.**
> During the bail hearing on Jan. 12, the Crown prosecutor alleged that police found all three girls in Mr. Atoa’s apartment after the group homes where they lived reported them missing. A sexual-assault charge involving a fourth complainant, an adult woman, was also considered during the same bail hearing.
PrimeLector on
What is it going to take?
BookishCanadian2024 on
Before everyone starts blaming bleeding-heart Liberal-appointed judges, this was a decision made in provincial court by a judge appointed by Alberta Premier Ralph Klein.
North-Purple-373 on
Build more prisons.
DetectiveDizzyEyes on
We should start holding judges responsible for the criminals they let out.
Channing1986 on
There seems to be a huge disconnect between whatever laws the judges seem to be following and the wants and needs of Canadians.
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And we don’t have a judiciary independence issue?
Critical analysis of institutions is something we should continually encourage. Not label it as conspiracy!
Tile02 on
🤦♂️
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Didn’t a judge in Alberta tell a rape victim that maybe you should keep your legs crossed next time.
Science_Drake on
The final lines of the article is important. It’s not like this guy was released to go back home, he was to go to a rehabilitation centre for drug abuse, where he’s gonna be under a degree of supervision. Following the bail plan he’s not a threat, if he doesn’t follow the release plan, he’s subject to arrest. But the headline doesn’t show any of that.
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> A 24-page transcript shows Justice F.C. Fisher of the Alberta Court of Justice granted Mr. Atoa bail without providing reasons or addressing concerns raised by a Crown prosecutor. **Nowhere in the transcript does the judge explain why he had decided to release Mr. Atoa or respond to the Crown’s arguments that releasing him would pose a risk to public safety and confidence in the justice system.**
> During the bail hearing on Jan. 12, the Crown prosecutor alleged that police found all three girls in Mr. Atoa’s apartment after the group homes where they lived reported them missing. A sexual-assault charge involving a fourth complainant, an adult woman, was also considered during the same bail hearing.
What is it going to take?
Before everyone starts blaming bleeding-heart Liberal-appointed judges, this was a decision made in provincial court by a judge appointed by Alberta Premier Ralph Klein.
Build more prisons.
We should start holding judges responsible for the criminals they let out.
There seems to be a huge disconnect between whatever laws the judges seem to be following and the wants and needs of Canadians.
And we don’t have a judiciary independence issue?
Critical analysis of institutions is something we should continually encourage. Not label it as conspiracy!
🤦♂️
Didn’t a judge in Alberta tell a rape victim that maybe you should keep your legs crossed next time.
The final lines of the article is important. It’s not like this guy was released to go back home, he was to go to a rehabilitation centre for drug abuse, where he’s gonna be under a degree of supervision. Following the bail plan he’s not a threat, if he doesn’t follow the release plan, he’s subject to arrest. But the headline doesn’t show any of that.