Civil Litigation

‘No longer a reasonable likelihood of conviction’ in outstanding COVID cases: Alberta prosecutors

Friday, August 25, 2023 @ 12:46 PM | By Ian Burns

Alberta’s Crown Prosecution Service (ACPS) is not moving forward with a number of outstanding prosecutions for violating COVID-19 public health rules following a court decision which invalidated several pandemic-related orders....

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