EDITORIAL: Supreme Court imposed cruelty on families
Families are watching helplessly as sentences of criminals convicted of first-degree murder in multiple killings are automatically reduced
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Families are watching helplessly as sentences of criminals convicted of first-degree murder in multiple killings are automatically reduced
Families are watching helplessly as sentences of criminals convicted of first-degree murder in multiple killings are automatically reduced
Families are watching helplessly as sentences of criminals convicted of first-degree murder in multiple killings are automatically reduced
It’s been more than 10 years since Linda Babcock’s daughter was murdered, a decade’s worth of milestones and memories she says were stolen by the men who killed her child.
When Dellen Millard and Mark Smich make their appeals before Ontario's highest court starting Monday, they will be entitled to reduced sentences for their multiple murder convictions -- cutting 50 years and 25 years off their respective parole ineligibility periods.