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Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws - BC News - Vimarsana News

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws - BC News

At least three murder cases in British Columbia have been dropped or diminished in recent years after judges ruled that they would throw out crucial evidence found on seized cellphones because the province’s RCMP-led homicide unit had flouted Canada’s evidence-handling laws.

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws - Vimarsana News

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws

High-stakes homicide cases by IHIT are taking blows from judges excluding crucial evidence, including cellphones, amid rulings that the RCMP-led unit 'flagrantly' breaks rules.

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Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws - Vimarsana News

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws

High-stakes homicide cases by IHIT are taking blows from judges excluding crucial evidence, including cellphones, amid rulings that the RCMP-led unit 'flagrantly' breaks rules.

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws - Vimarsana News

Accused killers in B.C. go unprosecuted for murder as judges allege that police unit is flouting search laws

High-stakes homicide cases by IHIT are taking blows from judges excluding crucial evidence, including cellphones, amid rulings that the RCMP-led unit 'flagrantly' breaks rules.

Six more years in jail for Amanda Todd's online tormentor - Vimarsana News

Six more years in jail for Amanda Todd's online tormentor

Dutch national Aydin Coban will spend six more years in jail, an Amsterdam courthouse ruled today, Dec. 21, in converting his Canadian sentence from 13 years.