Sentences with phrase «sort of police investigation»

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Michael Dyck has assisted clients with all sorts of drug related offences including simple possession of marijuana and cocaine, marijuana grow - operations, possession for the purpose of trafficking, trafficking, and he has even worked with some clients charged in large police investigations.

He is nothing more than human inventory, and no one can possibly justify that sort of delay when the police admit that their investigation of his case has long been completed and the crown has no reason to delay other than lack of time and court facilities.

Although it is important to note that the RCMP's 1982 investigation did lead to Marshall being freed from prison — implying that one can not always assume that a police force will not be able or willing to conduct a proper investigation into allegations of wrongful conviction — we believe that most citizens would feel more comfortable taking this sort of information, at least initially, to a person or body they do not consider to be part of the criminal justice system, or directly or indirectly involved in the original investigation.

The investigation, to be conducted by the Special Ombudsman Response Team (SORT), will examine the involvement of the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services in the origin of Regulation 233/10, made last month under the Public Works Protection Act to apply to parts of downtown Toronto near the summit meeting site — and the subsequent communication about it to stakeholders, including police, media and the public.