The Canadian Justice System is disgusting.

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

All Justice systems are bad. People who steal serve more time than people who rape or moleste.

wow u kill 329 people and u get 20 years??? wow

there is nothing to really say except wow....

Downloading music is legal in Canada Canada laws > American lawsMM87

So free music is more important than the lives of innocent people?

[QUOTE="MM87"]Downloading music is legal in Canada Canada laws > American lawsthelastguy

So free music is more important than the lives of innocent people?

[QUOTE="thelastguy"]

[QUOTE="MM87"]Downloading music is legal in Canada Canada laws > American lawstibicina

So free music is more important than the lives of innocent people?

I am talking about all of the people that have been murdered and given light or no sentences here in Canada.

[QUOTE="MM87"]Downloading music is legal in Canada Canada laws > American lawsthelastguy

So free music is more important than the lives of innocent people?

[QUOTE="thelastguy"]

[QUOTE="MM87"]Downloading music is legal in Canada Canada laws > American lawsMM87

So free music is more important than the lives of innocent people?

Ok so here is a scenario. Your whole family is murdered and only one person was convicted and released on bail. But wait, your happy because you get your free music?

I'll agree that this man getting bail is completely unfair but I've heard stories a lot worse about down in the States. Like a man that was robbing someones house fell through their sky window and landed on a knife and then sued the homeowners. Like Torontomapleafs said I think all justice systems have their flaws.SunnSinking

It is a major flaw here. People get light or sometimes no sentences at all for murders.

I'll agree that this man getting bail is completely unfair but I've heard stories a lot worse about down in the States. Like a man that was robbing someones house fell through their sky window and landed on a knife and then sued the homeowners. Like Torontomapleafs said I think all justice systems have their flaws.SunnSinking

[QUOTE="SunnSinking"]I'll agree that this man getting bail is completely unfair but I've heard stories a lot worse about down in the States. Like a man that was robbing someones house fell through their sky window and landed on a knife and then sued the homeowners. Like Torontomapleafs said I think all justice systems have their flaws.MM87

I agree with you on that. If somebody breaks into your house, you should have at least have the right to injure them.

Wasn't there a court case about a man trying to rob a house while the family was on vacation, getting trapped in the garage, and suing the family because all that he had to eat was dog food? :lol: That was the US.

Another case that I heard about was when a couple got into an argument in a store and the girlfriend threw her drink on her boyfriend. Well, she walked back around later and slipped in her own drink and injured herself. She sued, of course. They shoud've cleaned it up faster.

I agree that it's sick, though. He should never leave jail.

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

thelastguy

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You must not be telling us something, because there is no ****ing way that could happen. Was there an issue with evidence? Only 20 ****ing years?!

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

thelastguy

you cant get out on bail if you have been convicted and scentenced. you get bail when you are awaiting trial

[QUOTE="thelastguy"]

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

UltimateXShadow

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You must not be telling us something, because there is no ****ing way that could happen. Was there an issue with evidence? Only 20 ****ing years?!

He was only served 5 years. He was not the mastermind behind the whole bombing. He constructed the bomb.

[QUOTE="thelastguy"]

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

UltimateXShadow

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You must not be telling us something, because there is no ****ing way that could happen. Was there an issue with evidence? Only 20 ****ing years?!

the max years in jail you can be sentenced is 25 in canada..... go us, go...

you can kill double that many people, and only be sentenced 25 years.

[QUOTE="UltimateXShadow"][QUOTE="thelastguy"]

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"The only man ever convicted for the 1985 Air India bombings was granted bail yesterday while he awaits trial on perjury charges for allegedly lying to a court that he knew nothing about the plot."

In case you did not know about the Air India bombings

It was the single largest terriost attack involving an airplane prior to September 11th 2001. All 329 innocent people on board were murdered.

Out of the 8 suspects, he was the only one to be convicted and now he is out on bail.

This does not even make any sence. In the US people are given life sentances for robbing banks. He killed 329 people and serves 20 years in prison and now is out on bail.

What are your opinions on this?

Severed_Hand

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You must not be telling us something, because there is no ****ing way that could happen. Was there an issue with evidence? Only 20 ****ing years?!

the max years in jail you can be sentenced is 25 in canada..... go us, go...

you can kill double that many people, and only be sentenced 25 years.

That's too ****ed up. I can't think of a single justification for that law.

So Canada is actually giving the man a fair trial?

This is unheard of.

Canada rules, go justice team!Old_Gooseberry

US Courts dont always give you life for murder. My cousins father was murdered by some guy, he shot him in the back. It was over drugs. They gave him like a 7 year sentence but got out in 4 for good behavior.

Canada isnt the only one that has flawed court systems.

Oh yeah? well we have maple syrup and bacons.
I showed you whats up.

Oh yeah? well we have maple syrup and bacons.
I showed you whats up.

rexs9

I am Canadian...

[QUOTE="rexs9"]

Oh yeah? well we have maple syrup and bacons.
I showed you whats up.

thelastguy

I AM CANADIANNNN!!!

Fix'd

Exactly ;)

Edit: Cant believe i missed this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRI-A3vakVg

Dunworry, im canadian too. :)

I'll agree that this man getting bail is completely unfair but I've heard stories a lot worse about down in the States. Like a man that was robbing someones house fell through their sky window and landed on a knife and then sued the homeowners. Like Torontomapleafs said I think all justice systems have their flaws.SunnSinking

This is only one of 2 things i belive america has better then canada, are justice system does truely suck the biggest balls ever. I come from a high crime area and so many worthless peices of human waste get out on "oh you were just a victim of society" and start comiting crimes all over again. Dont belive humm lets see here a good/popular case for you:

Here

Not to mention that were i live and some other places like halifax there are people asking for some kids 14 and up to be tried as abults because there crimes are becoming to violent and freguent and the youth justice system is way to soft. Luckly is been working and some shumsbags have been tried as adults.

I think there is some law in the US that if someone breaks into your house and gets hurt in the process they can sue you. As far as I'm concerned if someone breaks into your house you have the full authority to kill them. If there's a burglar in my house I'm gonna stab him before I can find out if he has a gun or not.MM87

Personally i'm against laws like private gun ownership which give property owners too much power over nonproperty owners.

This is only one of 2 things i belive america has better then canada, are justice system does truely suck the biggest balls ever. I come from a high crime area and so many worthless peices of human waste get out on "oh you were just a victim of society" and start comiting crimes all over again. Dont belive humm lets see here a good/popular case for you:

Here

Not to mention that were i live and some other places like halifax there are people asking for some kids 14 and up to be tried as abults because there crimes are becoming to violent and freguent and the youth justice system is way to soft. Luckly is been working and some shumsbags have been tried as adults.

Thevenin167

The example given here is only one example of the CJS failing. Another example being the woman from St. Stephen, NB who decided to burn her baby in the fire pit behind her house. She got 5 months of house arrest, thats it. Why? They couldn't prove whether the baby was dead before or after she burned it.

Also the reason the maxium sentence for murder is 25 years is that in Canada you serve sentences concurrently (at the same time) not consequtively (one after the other). Murder 20 people, get 20 life sentences, serve 20 life sentences consequtively, serve 25 years.

If that guy lived in America he wouldn't be seeing the light of day for the rest of his life, for better or for worse. Cube_of_MooN

And don't worry folks, i'm sure he'll be back in prison again soon.