Driving ban not valid sentence for criminal negligence causing death, Supreme Court says in Sask. case

Driving ban not valid sentence for criminal negligence causing death, Supreme Court says in Sask. case | CBC News

Canada's top court says a legal quirk inserted into Criminal Code by parliamentary amendments prevents judges from imposing driving prohibitions in cases of criminal negligence causing death or bodily harm.

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Driving ban not valid sentence for criminal negligence causing death, Supreme Court says in Sask. case | CBC News

Driving ban not valid sentence for criminal negligence causing death, Supreme Court says in Sask. case | CBC News

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