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Experts shine light on wrongful convictions – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Experts shine light on wrongful convictions – Winnipeg Free Press

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'Beat them at their own game': Indigenous Justice Centres aim to dismantle colonial law | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

'Beat them at their own game': Indigenous Justice Centres aim to dismantle colonial law | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

The more Amanda Carling learned about the colonial laws that took children, resources and economic opportunities away from Indigenous people, the more she wanted to dismantle it.

Canada Wrongful Arrests: Breeanna Bascombe Did Nothing Wrong. She Was Arrested Anyway - Vimarsana News

Canada Wrongful Arrests: Breeanna Bascombe Did Nothing Wrong. She Was Arrested Anyway

In 2020, she was detained on a murder-related charge. She was released, but her life will never be the same. Inside the world of wrongful arrests.

University Of Toronto Prof's Book Examines The Injustice Of Wrongful Convictions In Canada – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

University Of Toronto Prof's Book Examines The Injustice Of Wrongful Convictions In Canada – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Kent Roach, a professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto, has spent decades sounding the alarm on wrongful convictions in Canada.His new research underlines the dangers of wrongful convictions based on false guilty pleas or imagined

Researchers hope wrongfully convicted database will lead to reforms, more releases - Vimarsana News

Researchers hope wrongfully convicted database will lead to reforms, more releases

OTTAWA — Students and staff at the University of Toronto law school are launching a new database this week documenting dozens of cases of wrongful convictions in Canada hoping to draw more attention to the problem.