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Justice system reform a probable target

Posted September 5, 2008 by Sacha Peter
Category: Justice

With the BC Supreme Court deciding to overturn the Kelly Ellard conviction (Ellard was accused of murder in Reena Virk’s slaying over a decade again), there will potentially be a fourth trial.

Presumably the public is tired of the justice system taking 11 years to resolve a court case, whether the accused is innocent or guilty.

Chances are either party that presents a coherent platform of reforming the justice system to make it a little more grounded in reality would likely resonate with members of the public that have been adversely affected by criminal activity.

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