Publications

Report to the Minister of Justice : public inquiry into the death of Alexandru Gabriel Radita

Description

Represents the findings of a public fatality inquiry into the death of Alexandru Gabriel Radita, including determination of the date, time, place and circumstances of the death. Also includes recommendations on how to prevent similar incidents which led to the death under investigation. See the usage considerations section of this record for more information about public fatality inquiries.

Updated

March 20, 2024

Tags
homicidal deaths public fatality inquiries recommendations
Resources

Title and publication information

Type
Report
Series Title

Public fatality inquiry

Alternative Title

Report to the Minister of Justice. Public fatality inquiry : Alexandru Gabriel Radita

Frequency

Once

Publisher / Creator Information

Creator
Justice
Publisher

Justice

Contributor

Van de Veen, Sharon

Place of Publication

Edmonton

Subject Information

Topic
Laws and Justice
Start Date

2013-05-07

End Date

2013-05-07

Resource Dates

Date Created

2024-01-05

Date Added

2024-03-04T22:48:18.651249

Date Modified

2024-03-20

Date Issued

2024-03-25

Audience information

General Public Health Care Professionals

Language

English (Canadian)

Identifiers

Usage / Licence

Usage Considerations

Under the Fatality Inquiries Act, the Fatality Review Board reviews deaths where: a person dies while they're detained in a correctional facility, institution, jail or other place – or on its premise; a person dies in the custody of a peace officer; a person dies from the use of force by an on-duty peace officer; a patient under the Mental Health Act dies in a facility or on its premise, even if they weren’t in the custody of that facility; a child dies under the province's guardianship or in its custody; a person dies accidentally from something that’s preventable, especially alcohol and drug use; a person dies as a result of their employment or occupation, or in the course of one or mor​e of their former places of employment or occupations. The board may recommend that a death needs a fatality inquiry to help prevent similar deaths in the future, to protect the public, or to clarify the circumstances surrounding a case. The fatality inquiry happens after the police and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner have completed their investigations, and courts have resolved any related criminal charges, including appeals. A fatality inquiry is held before a judge at the Provincial Court. Each inquiry is open to the public unless the presiding judge orders that parts be held in private. After an inquiry is complete, the presiding judge provides the Minister with a written report that identifies the deceased and outlines the date, time, place and circumstances of death. The report may also recommend how to prevent similar incidents, but it cannot make any findings of legal responsibility.

Licence

Open Government Licence - Alberta

Contact

Contact Name

Fatality Inquiry Coordinator

Contact Email

JSG.fatalityinquiries@gov.ab.ca

Contact Other

Phone 780-422-4077