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He wasn't fired either. If he was fired with cause, he wouldn't be entitled. His contract wasn't renewed. Most senior positions have contract terms. And most contracts detail severance packages. Again, this isn't unusual.

It's called a severance package, and he's entitled to it and it's not unheard of. As a matter of fact, I think he's entitled to more. He got one year salary. Severance packages are at MINIMUM 2weeks for every year of service. So how many years did he serve? What? 40? Some companies even...

I believe it may be 2 years for civil. For criminal i believe it's indefinite

I liked Fantino...as far as the worst, anyone remember McCormack? His son was caught up in a scandal where they world shake down Toronto bars/clubs for cash. It all came out during the Fantino days, but how long did it go on for really? Blair, had a few scandals during his tenure which didn't...

I couldn't stomach reading all of that. Disgusting. I grew up in Brampton, and frankly I like Brampton. I like the fact that it was and still is multicultural. But the drivers are the worst. I have never noticed the race of anyone involved in an accident, nor do I care to.

Court lists are now published daily online in Ontario.

This was passed in September 2007. And I believe it's for anything going over 50km over the posted speed limit Sorry, just re-reading, I was referring to the speed infraction, not blood alcohol levels.

No other reason than this is a motorcycle forum and it involved a MOTORCYCLIST. I have no idea who Mr. 15-syllable-name is, so I'm not sure what you are implying. Also, this I information is publicly available. You know what else is public? Everything that happens in court except I believe...

Hmm, I wonder how differently some feel when the publish the names of people involved in a motorcycle theft ring.

http://www.yrp.ca/docs/press_releases/%5B2014-08-12%5D%20IMPAIRED%20MOTORCYCLIST%20ARRESTED%20IN%20VAUGHAN.pdf Dumb dumb dumb.

I'm confused, Is this post for real?

Like I said, justice & retribution are two different things. jus·tice (jsts) n. 1. The quality of being just; fairness. 2. a. The principle of moral rightness; equity. b. Conformity to moral rightness in action or attitude; righteousness. 3. a. The upholding of what is just, especially fair...

So true. Btw, Justice & Retribution are two different things.

I still feel, that in this particular case, in protecting the rights of the accused, they stepped all over the rights of the victims. That is where my issue lies. What about the victims. Fortunately, there was no death in this case, but what if there was? Where is the justice? Sorry, I...

Oh please, he was informed of his rights to counsel. Then they sent him to the hospital where he got medical attention and a blood sample was take. While he was in the hospital they forgot to get him the lawyer? Let's not get it twisted and say he was blocked completely from getting a...

Yes, I've heard of the black stone formula. And yes, I've heard of David Millgaard & Guy Paul Morin. But that's not the case here. We're talking about a technicality. And so, because of this, he was able to walk. That's where I have the issue. No common sense.

Listen, I get the rules, I really do, but does it change the fact that some drunk driver got away with it? No it doesn't. And this is where I have the issue, sometimes I feel common sense doesn't apply

Yup, he facilitated the release of a drunk driver back out on the streets. Well done indeed.

I blame the corrupt criminal lawyers.

Tough luck for the victims eh?