If there's a reasonable prospect of conviction after there's been a criminal act or violation of the law, and, of course, if it's in the public interest to prosecute, then we would proceed with the prosecution.
November 27th, 2025 / 9:20 a.m.
Deputy Director, Public Prosecutions, Public Prosecution Service of Canada
If there's a reasonable prospect of conviction after there's been a criminal act or violation of the law, and, of course, if it's in the public interest to prosecute, then we would proceed with the prosecution.
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