I'm having trouble understanding. Let's say I'm the federal prosecutor, I have the Criminal Code in front of me and I'm told that there must be a risk of re-offending. Three criteria are spelled out in the Criminal Code. I realize that there are certain nuances that must be drawn between the provinces and the crowns, but I'd like to know why a finding isn't made, for example, or why an application isn't filed with the judge. Could it be that prosecutors have too many documents to fill out? I don't quite understand why matters do not proceed to the next stage.
On October 31st, 2007. See this statement in context.