By granting day parole the Canadian justice system just kept more victims of rape silent and feeling more shame today!!!!! #wasntyourfault— Theo Fleury (@TheoFleury14) January 25, 2016 Even in the soul-darkening world of prosecuting child abuse, Kunath’s case stood out. “This is, in my career, the most serious case of child abuse I’ve dealt with,” Crown prosecutor Jayme Williams said at the time of trial. In 2010, Kunath had tortured a six-week-old baby: He burned the baby’s feet with a lighter, tore the boy’s penis and repeatedly sodomized him with household objects. Doctors surmised that the child would suffer lifelong handicaps as a result of the mistreatment. At trial, Kunath’s main defence was that his torture of the infant was not sexually motivated, but was due to his anger at his girlfriend spending time with the baby’s biological father. In August, 2017 — not quite seven years after the crime — Kunath was released on day parole with the note that he had “showed regret.” Hughes Media Internet Limited (11 March 2022). "The Data Ghost of River Song". Big Finish . Retrieved 11 March 2022.

Hughes Media Internet Limited (3 May 2018). "River Song 5 - News". Big Finish . Retrieved 4 March 2020. b) any event of which the eligible body is aware which it considers might give rise to a qualifying liability. ii) the eligible body's contribution towards any legal and associated costs incurred by the plaintiff; and

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c) where, in any legal proceedings, a Court has declined to award damages against the eligible body, the amount of any legal and associated costs incurred by the eligible body, to the extent that such costs are not recoverable from the plaintiff or from the Legal Aid Board under section 18 of the Legal Aid Act 1988; Last month, the National Post published a list of particularly brutal murderers who have been released from Canadian jails. Below, a not-at-all-comprehensive list of repeat child sex offenders set loose by the Canadian justice system, often with horrific consequences.

a b c d e "11. Diary of River Song Series 11: Friend of the Family". Big Finish Productions . Retrieved 4 August 2022. An eligible body shall, at such times and in such manner as the Secretary of State may require, furnish to the Secretary of State such information as he may request about – a) any direction he may give, to any body directed under section 21(4)(b) of the Act to carry out functions in connection with the administration of the Scheme, with respect to the discharge by that body of those functions; and One such scheme was established by the Secretary of State by means of the National Health Service (Existing Liabilities Scheme) Regulations 1996. That scheme applied to liabilities arising out of or in connection with any breach of duty by Health Authorities and other bodies before 1 April 1995. There is a separate scheme for post 1 April 1995 breaches. The breach alleged by the Claimant against Liverpool Health Authority in this case was a breach of duty qualifying under the 1996 Regulations and the Authority was an eligible body within the meaning of Regulation 2. The scheme, to be administered by and be subject to the directions of the Secretary of State, offered Health Authorities and other bodies, on terms, indemnity against their liabilities for breach of duty. The regulatory provisions include the following: a) where an award of damages has been made against the eligible body by a Court, the amount of that award, together with the amounts of the legal and associated costs awarded to the plaintiff and of any such costs incurred by the eligible body;

The second series of The Diary of River Song features encounters with both the Sixth and Seventh Doctors. [2] [3] The third series, announced September 2017, features an encounter with the Fifth Doctor with Frances Barber reprising her role of Madame Kovarian. [4] There is hereby established a scheme, to be known as the Existing Liabilities Scheme, whereby an eligible body may, in accordance with the following provisions of these Regulations, make provision to meet qualifying liabilities. Chasing Tales is the first-hand account of a working man’s travels round some of the world’s hottest spots - literally and metaphorically. Written by Liverpool-born engineer, Ken Hopley, it spans his first sea-trip to Mexico in 1967 as a young Merchant Navy officer to being bombed in the Iran-Iraq War, from being awake during an appendicitis operation in a Syria hospital to an enforced retirement after suffering two strokes aged 65, giving a funny and uncompromising view of a changed man and a changing world.