B.C. Courts Can’t Handle Stanley Cup Riot Cases, Say Critics

Although the province has restored 34 full-time deputy sheriff positions that were cut last month, some rioters could end up walking free because of unreasonable delays.
B.C. Courts Can’t Handle Stanley Cup Riot Cases, Say Critics
Joan Delaney
Joan Delaney
Senior Editor, Canadian Edition
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Some of those charged in the Stanley Cup riots could end up walking free because of unreasonable delays due to a severe shortage of judges and supporting court staff in B.C., say critics. (The Epoch Times)
Joan Delaney
Joan Delaney
Senior Editor, Canadian Edition
Joan Delaney is Senior Editor of the Canadian edition of The Epoch Times based in Toronto. She has been with The Epoch Times in various roles since 2004.
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