Tag: Quebec law
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Will Quebec’s Call for Random Police Stops Influence the Supreme Court’s Trend on Carding across Canada
Overview: A High-Stakes Challenge to Carding in Canada The Supreme Court of Canada is listening to a case from Quebec that could redefine how police powers intersect with individual rights. At issue is whether authorities should be allowed to conduct random stops—also known as carding or frisking pilots—without individualized reasonable suspicion. The outcome could ripple…
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Victims Emotive as Gilbert Rozon Civil Trial Ends in Montreal
End of a long civil trial against Juste pour rire founder After more than 60 days of hearings spread over nearly 10 months, the civil trial for alleged sexual assault and rape by Juste pour rire founder Gilbert Rozon has concluded in Montreal. Nine plaintiffs left the courthouse feeling emotional, happy and satisfied with the…
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After 10 Months, Rozon Civil Trial Ends as Plaintiffs Speak of Relief
The end of a long civil case After more than 60 days of hearings spread over nearly 10 months, the civil trial accusing Juste pour rire founder Gilbert Rozon of sexual assault and rape came to a close on Monday. The nine plaintiffs left the Montreal courthouse describing themselves as emotional, happy, and satisfied with…