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Manitoba's premier condemned a Supreme Court ruling that ended mandatory minimums for child porn possession, calling it "disgusting" and urging harsher penalties, sparking backlash.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew condemned a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that struck down mandatory one-year sentences for child pornography possession, calling it "disgusting" and suggesting offenders should be buried under prisons.
He urged placing sex offenders in general population without protective custody, sparking backlash from defence lawyers who called the remarks inflammatory and a threat to the rule of law.
The court’s 5-4 decision emphasized judicial discretion in sentencing, allowing judges to consider individual circumstances.
While Kinew introduced legislation requiring judges to justify use of the notwithstanding clause, he has previously criticized other provinces for using it to restrict rights, despite now supporting its potential use in response to the ruling.
El primer ministro de Manitoba condenó un fallo del Tribunal Supremo que puso fin a los mínimos obligatorios para la posesión de pornografía infantil, calificándolo de "repugnante" e instando a castigos más duros, lo que provocó una reacción violenta.