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Jun 23 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
(1/4) The Charter Statement for Bill C-28, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (self-induced extreme intoxication), is now available. 🧵

Read the Statement: justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl… An Act to amend the Crimina...
(2/4) The Charter Statement explains how #C28 would protect the public, specifically women and children, from extremely intoxicated violence and hold individuals accountable for violence committed while in a state of negligent extreme intoxication, while upholding the Charter.
(3/4) Bill #C28 responds to the SCC decisions that s. 33.1 of the Criminal Code breached the rights of accused persons.
(4/4) Charter Statements are required for each new government bill. These statements, tabled in Parliament, identify the potential effects of a bill on Charter-protected rights and freedoms. ow.ly/YHi750BED0h #cdnlaw A graphic with text on the ...

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