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The judicial stay of sexual assault charges arising from a case in Airdrie this past October has raised concern about the justice system, and, in particular, what should be done to better manage delays that lead to Askov applications. The review of the Airdrie case to examine process delays and determine what steps can be taken to strengthen the current system and prevent any recurrence of the Airdrie situation.
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April 11, 2013
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Final report : injecting a sense of urgency : a new approach to delivering justice in serious and violent criminal cases [December 2014]
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Progress report : injecting a sense of urgency : a new approach to delivering justice in serious and violent criminal cases [July 2013]
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Injecting a sense of urgency : a new approach to delivering justice in serious and violent criminal cases [April 2013]
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Why Alberta Justice and Solicitor General advocated limiting preliminary inquiries to the most serious offences under the Criminal Code in the Injecting a Sense of Urgency report
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Justice and Solicitor General
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2013-04-11
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2013-04-11
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6983714