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Time limits were meant to speed up justice. They also halt hundreds of criminal cases

Supporters say the so-called Jordan ruling has sped up proceedings and strengthened Charter rights for prompt justice. But the legacy of Jordan is mixed, and some victims say the time limits work in criminals' favour.

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Nov 08 2024
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Time limits were meant to speed up justice. They also halt hundreds of criminal cases

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How many criminal cases in each province or territory were halted by time limits?