Offenders Can Now Face Financial Consequences
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May 28, 2009
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Attorney General Chris Bentley (at podium) visits BOOST Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention in Toronto to announce a change to a regulation under the Victims' Bill of Rights allowing victims of child pornography, hate crimes and other offences to sue offenders for damages.
Joining Bentley are (from left to right): David Zimmer, Parliamentary Assistant to the Attorney General, Paul Gillespie, President & CEO, Kids' Internet Safety Alliance, and Irwin Glasberg, Assistant Deputy Attorney General, Ontario Victims Services Secretariat.
Contacts:
Erin Moroz,
Ministry of the Attorney General
Minister's Office, 416-326-1785
Brendan Crawley,
Ministry of the Attorney General
Communications Branch, 416-326-2210
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