Appeals
Bill C-40
"Famous" Cases
CCRG
100

For an appeal to be approved, the courts must grant the appellant ______, to have their appeal heard.

Leave

100

What group/process does Bill C-40 look to replace?

The CCRG / Ministerial review process

100

Who was wrongfully convicted of HIS 9 year old neighbour and spent 18 months in prison before exoneration?

Guy Paul Morin

100
What does the CCRG stand for

Criminal convictions review group

200

What courts can an accused make appeals to when they've been wrongfully convicted?

Provincial court of appeal -> Supreme Court of Canada 

200

Which federal statute will see amendments due to Bill-C40

The Criminal Code of Canada

200

Who was wrongfully convicted of the sexual assault and murder of a 16 year old girl while on a road trip with friends? 

David Milgaard 

200

Under this process who makes the final decision on granting reviews

The minister of Justice

300

If a court of appeal sides with the appellant, what are the 2 options they can give to the justice system for this persons case? 

An acquittal or the order of a new trial.

300

This bill will amend the language from "a miscarriage of justice likely occurred" to what?

A miscarriage of justice may have occurred.

300

Who was wrongfully convicted on the basis of testimony from a disgraced forensic pathologist? 

Maria Shepherd

300

List 2 issues with the current structure of the CCRG

- Lack of independence 

- Lack of transparency 

- Duplication of work

- Long delays

400

If an individual exhausts all of their appeal options, what is their last opportunity to have their wrongful conviction overturned?  

A section 696.1 review to the CCRG.

400

Bill C-40 wants to increase independence and _________ in the WC review process

Transparency

400

Who's wrongful conviction was fuelled by faulty witness testimony from a witness under hypnosis?

Robert Baltovich

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