It's interesting to follow trials in different countries to see how the law differs. On TV shows, it all looks the same, but in reality we see that there are so many significant differences in the laws of different countries ... even countries that may seem similar are significantly different, like: Canada, the US, England, Aruba, Italy ...Roman Law is the foundation of law in Canada, England, Aruba and Italy.
With all the talk about the defendant having all the advantage in Canada, I think it's really important to point out that there is no double jeopardy in Canada. If this trial were to result in a not guilty verdict, there is nothing to stop the prosecution from filing to retry him.
With all the talk about the defendant having all the advantage in Canada, I think it's really important to point out that there is no double jeopardy in Canada. If this trial were to result in a not guilty verdict, there is nothing to stop the prosecution from filing to retry him.