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“Not only does it make it easier to prosecute survivors for violating a publication ban, it makes it harder to get it lifted,” said lawyer Robin Parker, who represented a Waterloo woman who was fined $2,000 for violating a ban on her own name.
“Not only does it make it easier to prosecute survivors for violating a publication ban, it makes it harder to get it lifted,” said lawyer Robin Parker, who represented a Waterloo woman who was fined $2,000 for violating a ban on her own name.
The province says sex assault cases are ineligible for restorative justice because they’re too serious — where does that all-or-nothing policy leave survivors?