ALISON WINSLOW

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@fasc1nate E.T.

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@OJEN_ROEJ You solved it!

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Cameras shouldn't be allowed because then courtroom artists would be out of a job. #OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROEJ

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Thinking about the potential trauma unleashed for victims' families by recording court proceedings...Bernardo sex slayings were shown as video evidence only to a select few - not the gallery. Protect victims from further trauma - that's justice @OJEN_ROEJ #OJENROEJFA22

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@OJEN_ROEJ Wouldn't the court of public opinion decide which trials were in the public interest? Family law would be off limits, but some civil matters involving class actions etc. would be worth seeing. @OJEN_ROEJ

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@OJEN_ROEJ Think of the untapped potential for memes from Canadian courtroom footage! Reductionist justice!

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@OJEN_ROEJ LOL! @OJEN_ROEJ

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@smillie_leah @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw For real - does anyone watch televised trials from beginning to end? Even in person spectators only see a snapshot of the entirety of evidence. Give people the option to tune into a trial if they wish. @OJEN_ROEJ #OJENROEJFA22

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Cameras shouldn't be allowed in Canadian courtrooms because you shouldn't have to have your face broadcast to the country if you don't want it to be. Everyone should have the right to privacy, criminal or not. Public shaming doesn't deter crimes. #OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROEJ

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

I think cameras should be allowed in Canadian courtrooms because the judicial process should be public. Cameras in the courtroom can keep the public informed and involved in the process.
#OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROEJ

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@CPSSLaw2022 @OJEN_ROEJ Youth trials would be off limits for cameras. Only adults who understand the quality of their actions @OJEN_ROEJ

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

The adoption of cameras in the courtroom has allowed for safer and faster court procedures. Certain actions such as recording or documenting footage for the purpose of redistributing should be prohibited in order to protect citizens' privacy. #OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROEJ

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Allowing cameras in courtrooms is not necessary, there are other ways to view courts and I don't believe putting the accused on public display is right. There are risks involved with filming and broadcasting, and using them in courts is removing trust #OJENRORJFA22 @OJEN_RO

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

Cameras should be in courtroom. They have been in the courtroom for the last 2 years. Why stop now? #OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROE

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

No, cameras should not be allowed in courtrooms because it is a breach of privacy and can leak information that can be crucial to the case.
@OJEN_ROEJ #OJENROEJFA22

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

#OJENROEJFA22 Cameras in the courtroom provide transparency and accountability for the justice system. It helps people trust that the right course of action is being taken. We need to make sure it doesn't become entertainment though. #OJENROEJFA22 @OJEN_ROEJ

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Those living in tents have no where else to go, so why do individuals feel the need to remove them from the only place they can consider "home"? It's morally wrong to deny them access to the park, especially when it is a public space open to everyone. @OJEN_ROEJ #OJENROEJSP22

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Cities should be able to remove tent encampments from public parks. Tent encampments in parks leave areas of the park dirty and littered with garbage, waste and drug paraphernalia which is both liability to the city and a danger to its residents. #OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

I believe that as long as the citizens that are sleeping in the tents aren't causing anyone any harm or disrupting the community then they should be allowed to keep their tent encampments in the parks.
@OJEN_ROEJ
#OJENROEJSP22

[ALISON WINSLOW @lawclass328]

If the structures are on public land there should be no reason to banish them. Where there is a pressing need to break down the camps, find them a proper place to live! We have all been through challenges in the past two years, think about others :)) #OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ