Murderer gets early release to go to University....
If the murderer was a male, he'd still be in prison...
One of two Mississauga sisters convicted four years ago of killing their mother will be let out of prison and allowed to move to a halfway house.
The woman, who cannot be identified, was granted early release so she can do university studies this fall.
The sisters were convicted in 2005 of killing their mother in 2003 by drowning her in the bathtub.
The 22-year-old who was given early release was a minor at the time of the crime.
A judge in Brampton, Ont., agreed Monday to change the conditions of her sentence.
She will go to a halfway house in Barrie, Ont., and from there she will be allowed to take online courses with the University of Waterloo where she has been awarded a $2,000 scholarship.
posted by GayandRight @ 9:49 AM
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This could only happen in Canada where extreme left-wing governments appoint extreme left-wing, soft-on-crime judges who like to write laws rather than read them.
If Harper wasn't such a lefty sympathizer he would appeal this insane ruling, however, don't expect our soft-on-crime/terrorism CINO PM to do anything.
--machiavelli
O tempora o mores!
With prices for healthy newborn babies rising sharply on Canadian adoption market and supply dwindling rapidly, provincial government operated human traffickers refuse to face reality of unrestricted abortions in Canada and instead of calling for across the board abortion ban they declare war on Canadian baby breeders (unmarried teenage girls).
Just read recent news from Alberta: Woman gets life for destruction of children traffickers' inventory of human pets for sale. The fact that young girl tried to induce miscarriage during her pregnancy is used to prove her intent to kill her baby after her baby was born.
Let us get it straight: It would have been perfectly legal for her to have an suction curettage abortion procedure done by a mass murderer like a infamous Dr. Henry Morgentaler even few hours before she gave birth to her baby. That procedure most likely would rendered her infertile and made her into a paying customer of baby traffickers when she grew older, but if she tried to induce miscarriage just so she would preserve her fertility for better times it is used in court as a proof of her murderous intentions.
In the eyes of Alberta's Court destruction of children traffickers' inventory seems to be a very serious offence that calls for a very harsh penalty and as a result young woman found guilty of second degree murder got life sentence with no eligibility of parole for ten years. For comparison two young women in Ontario found guilty of first degree murder of their own mother were sentenced to a maximum of ten years in jail (after four years in jail one of them got recently released just so she can attend University).
http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=1725901
Effert case revives questions about Canada's infanticide laws
Kevin Libin, National Post Published: Tuesday, June 23, 2009
http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=1725168
Mistrial rejected, Alberta mother who killed baby gets life
Lawyer to file appeal
Karen Kleiss, Canwest News Service Published: Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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