Pickton victims' families can't intervene in court case: judge

Lawyer Jason Gratl, who represents the victims' relatives, says his clients are 'not unhappy' with Monday's decision, and the right to be notified and heard when appropriate is 'sufficient' for their purposes.

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Jul 17 2024
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Pickton victims' families can't intervene in court case: judge

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Pickton victims' families can't intervene in court case: judge

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