Our justice system severely screwed!

taxslave

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SLM said:
They were put on paid administrative duty since 2013, when they were charged. It's only recently that they were convicted. Did you want to fire them before they were convicted? What happens if they weren't convicted?
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Why not? Recently there have been several news articles about people being fired for crimes they have not being convicted of that were not even job related.
 
JLM

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CDNBear said:
You really do hate due process, don't you.
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Only after it's no longer necessary!:)

SLM said:
They were put on paid administrative duty since 2013, when they were charged. It's only recently that they were convicted. Did you want to fire them before they were convicted? What happens if they weren't convicted?
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If you were to reread what I said I think you would find the answer is in the word "still" and find there was no need to be asking silly questions! :)

55Mercury said:
you're just figuring this out now, huh?

[in my best hindi accent] Are you sure you are a Canadian?
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According to what my Mum told me, she probably knew! :)
 
MHz

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CDNBear said:
You really do hate due process, don't you.
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I'm beginning to appreciate the ins and outs of all the pretty forms they have. The last one I filled out was 23 pages long and titled 'Canadian Judicial Council complaint form', and for free, what could be fairer than that.

DaSleeper said:
Are they still being paid after conviction???
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Rather than complain, take it to court, it's the in thing.
 
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