Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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International students who murdered Abbotsford couple in cold blood say 25 years before parole eligibility is cruel and unusual punishment

by Paul Henderson 2 days ago

Could the killings of Arnold & Joanne De Jong in Abbotsford help bring back ‘faint hope’ for first-degree murderers?

by Paul Henderson 3 months ago

Fraser Valley music teacher who pleaded guilty to criminal harassment of teenage students appeals conviction, claims law is wrong

by Paul Henderson 3 months ago

criminal harassment

Something Worth Hearing: B.C.'s newest true crime podcast launches today

by Paul Henderson 5 months ago

opinion

The Conversation: More evidence doesn’t mean more justice: The limits of visual technologies in human rights cases

by Paul Henderson 5 months ago

The Conversation

Allegations RCMP officer used excessive force could get super-prolific offender’s dangerous driving, flight from police case thrown out

by Paul Henderson 6 months ago

criminal justice

• Top Stories of 2025 • Fraser Valley music teacher’s criminal harassment case dragged out by delays, breaches, Charter applications & lawsuits against his victims’ mothers

by Paul Henderson 8 months ago

Top Stories 2025

Patience of Job: Abbotsford judge calmly navigates possible personality disorders of a music teacher convicted of criminal harassment of girls

by Paul Henderson a year ago

criminal justice

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