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Ontario s Superior Court of Justice to defer cases due to pandemic

Ontario s Superior Court of Justice has directed courts to defer as many matters as possible due to the pandemic. Chief Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz issued a notice to the profession and the public on Tuesday saying courts should reduce the number of staff, lawyers or parties required to leave their homes. Morawetz says virtual hearings should also be deferred. He says courts will focus on the most serious child protection matters, urgent family matters, critical criminal matters and urgent commercial or economic matters. He says proceedings that are in progress may continue subject to the discretion of the judge. Morawetz says the thoughts of staff and parties should be taken into account and alternate arrangements made for those who do not want to go to the courthouse.

Ontario s Superior Court of Justice to defer cases due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

Ontario s Superior Court of Justice to defer cases due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Ontario s Superior Court of Justice has directed courts to defer as many matters as possible due to the pandemic. Chief Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz issued a notice to the profession and the public on Tuesday saying courts should reduce the number of staff, lawyers or parties required to leave their homes. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Apr 21, 2021 2:57 PM ET | Last Updated: April 21 Chief Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz has directed courts to defer cases due to COVID-19.(Colin Perkel/The Canadian Press)

Christchurch mosque shooter sentenced to life for murdering 51 people asks court to review his max security solitary confinement

Follow RT on A court in Auckland will conduct a judicial review of the incarceration conditions of convicted terrorist and mass murderer Brenton Tarrant. New Zealand created a special Corrections unit to handle his life in prison. Tarrant is a white supremacist responsible for the bloodiest mass shoting in New Zealand’s modern history. On 15 March 2019, he went on a gun rampage at two Muslim sites in Christchurch, leaving 51 people dead and 40 others injured. Last August, he was sentenced to life without parole – the first time such punishment was handed down in the country – on charges of murder, attempted murder and terrorism.

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