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Jamie Sarkonak: Man free to sexually assault children, rules Alberta's top court Original

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By Jamie Sarkonak Verified
| National Post Verified
Skip to Content Courts say Kendall Longclaws can't be prosecuted or psychiatrically detained for sex crimes against three minors because he was never taught to communicate Last week, Alberta’s top court ruled that a deaf man who never learned to communicate can’t be tried for sex crimes, or even assessed for mental fitness to stand trial, because it would violate his Charter rights.
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Jamie Sarkonak: Man free to sexually assault children, rules Alberta's top court

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By Jamie Sarkonak Verified
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Now Restoring diplomatic ties doesn’t necessarily benefit the Islamic Republic and can even help its opponents. Leave it to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to casually drop a policy bombshell in a press conference. Two weeks ago, he pointed out that Canada’s lack of diplomatic ties with Venezuela …
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Jamie Sarkonak: Man free to sexually assault children, rules Alberta's top court

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By Jamie Sarkonak Verified
| Edmonton Journal Verified
Jamie Sarkonak: Man free to sexually assault children, rules Alberta's top court Courts say Kendall Longclaws can't be prosecuted or psychiatrically detained for sex crimes against three minors because he was never taught to communicate Photo by David Bloom/Postmedia Last week, Alberta’s top court ruled that a deaf man who never learned to communicate can’t be tried for sex crimes, or even assessed for mental fitness to stand trial, because it would violate his Charter rights.
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