Yves Faguy
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Advocacy, Canadian Bar Association
Montreal
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Montreal
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Thanks Karen. Good to hear from you
November 22, 2025 at 12:59 AM
Thanks Karen. Good to hear from you
“The overwhelming majority of people who do pose real risk to the public and are facing charges involving firearms and those types of things, the overwhelming majority of those people are detained already.
And so we got to be careful about allowing policy to be dictated by the outlier cases.”
And so we got to be careful about allowing policy to be dictated by the outlier cases.”
April 27, 2025 at 5:32 PM
“The overwhelming majority of people who do pose real risk to the public and are facing charges involving firearms and those types of things, the overwhelming majority of those people are detained already.
And so we got to be careful about allowing policy to be dictated by the outlier cases.”
And so we got to be careful about allowing policy to be dictated by the outlier cases.”
“It's important to realize that the cases that occasionally attract public attention to these issues tend to be extreme cases where somebody with a bad record or accused of a very bad crime is granted bail and then goes on to offend while on bail.”
April 27, 2025 at 5:32 PM
“It's important to realize that the cases that occasionally attract public attention to these issues tend to be extreme cases where somebody with a bad record or accused of a very bad crime is granted bail and then goes on to offend while on bail.”
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The CBA affirms its commitment alongside the @americanbar.org and our colleagues in the U.S. legal community who are working to uphold these foundational principles in the face of unprecedented challenges.
Read CBA President Lynne Vicars full statement: bit.ly/4kvRLcs
Read CBA President Lynne Vicars full statement: bit.ly/4kvRLcs
Statement from CBA President Lynne Vicars on threats to the rule of law, courts and the legal profession | Canadian Bar Association
As the voice of the legal profession in Canada, the Canadian Bar Association stands in firm support of the rule of law, judicial independence and the right to counsel—principles that are fundamental t...
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March 7, 2025 at 6:40 PM
The CBA affirms its commitment alongside the @americanbar.org and our colleagues in the U.S. legal community who are working to uphold these foundational principles in the face of unprecedented challenges.
Read CBA President Lynne Vicars full statement: bit.ly/4kvRLcs
Read CBA President Lynne Vicars full statement: bit.ly/4kvRLcs