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EDITORIAL: High court ruling favours mass murderers - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: High court ruling favours mass murderers

We disagree with the Supreme Court of Canada’s unanimous decision announced Friday to strike down a 2011 federal law enabling judges to impose consecutive…

A look at some recent convictions that have led to consecutive murder sentences – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

A look at some recent convictions that have led to consecutive murder sentences – Agassiz Harrison Observer

A recent Supreme Court ruling could impact consecutive sentences for mass murderers

Derek Saretzky's appeal on parole eligibility will be successful: defence lawyer - Vimarsana News

Derek Saretzky's appeal on parole eligibility will be successful: defence lawyer

A southern Alberta man who killed three people, including a two-year-old girl, could have the ability to request a release from jail earlier than his original sentence intended, thanks to a landmark Supreme Court decision Friday.

Quebec mosque disappointed with ruling allowing killer to seek parole after 25 years - Vimarsana News

Quebec mosque disappointed with ruling allowing killer to seek parole after 25 years

QUEBEC — Families of the victims of the Quebec City mosque shooter say they fear Friday's Supreme Court ruling means the 17 children who lost a father could one day meet the killer in the streets of Quebec's capital.

A look at some recent convictions that have led to consecutive murder sentences - Vimarsana News

A look at some recent convictions that have led to consecutive murder sentences

The Supreme Court of Canada struck down a Criminal Code provision Friday that meant multiple murderers might have to wait 50 years or more to apply for parole.