How to get away with murder in Canada: Benjamin Perrin in the Globe and Mail
Delays in the justice system are to blame for a rash of accused criminals walking free without trial, writes Benjamin ...
Tag: Justice system
Reversing the justice system’s slide towards inefficiency: Scott Newark Straight Talk Q&A
Noted legal expert says it’s time to better understand where our justice system is falling down OTTAWA, Oct. 27, 2016 ...
Serious productivity and efficiency problems in Canada’s justice system: Scott Newark in Sun papers
Scott Newark, writing in Sun papers, argues Canada's underperforming justice system is seriously hindering the proper administration of justice. By Scott ...
Canada’s court system standing in the way of justice: MLI Report by Scott Newark
Companion piece to MLI’s justice system report card examines national statistics, finds Canada’s system fails to measure up OTTAWA, Sept. ...
PEI’s justice system tops in Canada: Benjamin Perrin and Richard Audas in the Charlottetown Guardian
Low crime rates, well-respected police and efficiency in its criminal justice system helped rank tops in Canada’s report card on ...
MLI’s inaugural justice system report card finds criminal justice system slow, inefficient and costly
MLI offers the first-ever comprehensive assessment of Canada’s criminal justice system OTTAWA, Sept. 21, 2016 – Canada is suffering from ...
Why Canada needs a justice system report card: Perrin, Audas and Péloquin-Ladany in the Ottawa Citizen
Canada’s justice system is too slow and inefficient to do its job. More money isn’t the answer. We need a ...
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