R. v. Felix: The Hammer drops on Wholesale Fentanyl Trafficking
starting point sentence On November 28th, 2019 the Alberta Court of Appeal weighed-in on the issue of wholesale Fentanyl trafficking; it did so decisively and harshly. In R. v.
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starting point sentence On November 28th, 2019 the Alberta Court of Appeal weighed-in on the issue of wholesale Fentanyl trafficking; it did so decisively and harshly. In R. v.
c-75: preliminary inquiries On March 29th, 2018 the Federal Government introduced legislation to amend the Criminal Code of Canada.
government funded 1-800 number In Alberta the Government funds a 1-800 service for detainees trying to exercise their right to counsel.
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