In the case of possession of a firearm, it would allow for someone to be detained, even if it means the court would adjust the detention period without going through a long and complex procedure. That's what needs to be done. It's an aberration that the act doesn't already provide for that. As a defence attorney, I believe this is a loophole that must be corrected. The fact that the act doesn't provide for someone to be detained in such a situation is not right.
