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Hardened Murders and Rapists are now living in your neighborhoods

Vedica Singh by Vedica Singh
July 27, 2023
in Canada
Hardened Murders and Rapists are now living in your neighborhoods
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Recent revelations have shattered this perception for Canadians. Shockingly, more than 200 inmates, some convicted of violent offences, have been mistakenly released early from Quebec provincial jails over the past eight years. These administrative blunders have led to a disturbing reality: dangerous individuals are now living freely amongst you, posing a grave threat to society.

The Globe and Mail was able to collect incident records that revealed a web of mistakes that led to the early release of 175 people between January 2015 and January 2022. The errors included misclassifying prisoners, calculating sentence lengths incorrectly, and failing to effectively communicate with law enforcement, court clerks, and prisons officials.

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Furthermore, 29 further prisoners were mistakenly released between April 2022 and March 2023. How could such an important system as the criminal justice system fail so severely? Seems incomprehensible.

The Acceptance 

The situation in Quebec has raised serious concerns, with victims of illegal detention seeking justice through a potential class-action lawsuit against the provincial government. The gravity of the matter came to light when The Globe received 384 pages of unredacted incident reports from the ministry, revealing confidential personal information and security-related details.

This blunder only added fuel to the fire, leading to justified criticism from media outlets seeking transparency and accountability.

Unquestionably, public confidence in the Canadian justice system has been declining for years, but policymakers have historically ignored these worries. This growing skepticism has been reflected in a number of surveys, with more than half of Canadians expressing mistrust in the criminal courts in their own province and the majority saying that the justice system is overly lenient towards offenders.

In a rare admission this week, Justice Minister David Lametti said that Canadians are right to be worried about their justice system’s ability to protect them from violent crime.

Speaking to a meeting of the Canadian Bar Association, Lametti referenced a recent string of high-profile violent crimes – including several fatal stranger attacks in Toronto – saying “This has caused a notable shift in the public view of criminal justice.”

He added, “We need to find ways to react to the worries of Canadians.”

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The Growing Concern

The decision to label life sentences as “cruel and unusual” has exacerbated the public’s already growing disenchantment with the criminal justice system.

Canada must not be turned into a dystopian place where rapists and murderers freely roam, terrorizing neighborhoods and eroding the foundations of society.

Extreme adjustments are required in order to regain public confidence in the Canadian justice system. In order to avoid administrative mistakes that result in the early release of dangerous offenders, stricter protocols must be implemented.

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As a nation, Canada must demand transparency from their officials and a thorough investigation of the legal system.

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Vedica Singh

Columnist, TFI Media. Seeker. Opinionated. Life long student.

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