Of course the death camp victims didn't get to see the files and pictures. And there is one area of Sgt. We really wish she hadn't done that because she denied us the right to ask her questions. Dueck has not stopped his tactics. Police and Courts all over Canada are implicated in stomping all over Charter Rights in the name of fighting a war on drugs .
Disclosure is harder to get in drug cases.
And any communication between the Crown and the defendant pasees right through Dueck's desk. 486, the so-called rape shield law, does not protect the innocent. In many cases it adds to more shame. Without full disclosure, including all names, justice can neither be done nor be seen to be done. Instead we have a society full of half-truths and idle speculation which Richard Quinney and several Justice Ministers have been able to spin and twist to manipulate public opinion.