*By The Canadian Press*
FREDERICTON — Ontario's Attorney General's says the public expects sentences for murder and other serious offences to be enforced, and bail should only be considered when there are "very strong" grounds of appeal.
Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia have filed motions for leave to intervene in Dennis Oland's appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada to get bail.
Oland, 48, was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years, after being found guilty... // Read Full Article Reported by CJME 2 hours ago.
FREDERICTON — Ontario's Attorney General's says the public expects sentences for murder and other serious offences to be enforced, and bail should only be considered when there are "very strong" grounds of appeal.
Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia have filed motions for leave to intervene in Dennis Oland's appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada to get bail.
Oland, 48, was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years, after being found guilty... // Read Full Article Reported by CJME 2 hours ago.