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Dear Editor: ing his cubs pick up litter

Congratulations are due to from the streets of West
Mr. Robert Pellatt for hav- Vancouver, as mentioned in

Lawyers make laws

Dear Editor:

_ Reading newspapers from
across Canada, one finds
“many instances where judges
have dismissed serious crim-
inal charges against

criminals are treated as
first-class ‘citizens while the
victims are usually left to
suffer the consequences of
the crime and pay for the
Jawyers’ fees by way of

taxes. Not only are innocent
people the victims of the
criminal, they are also made
victims of the justice system.
D.D. Cranfield

Saskatoon, Sask.

nals because their rights were
not read or told to them.

Our . elected _ politicians,
too many of whom are
lawyers, insist that criminals
be treated with respect and -
dignity. Our lawyers’ laws
are obviously on the side of .
the criminals: in our justice ~
system; not on the side of :
‘the innocent victims as they
should be.

There appears to be ‘an:
‘unwritten law that -is. being as
used in our.courts extensive-_.:}

. ly: the criminal ~should be.
committing: crimes “rather .
than’ being in prison, where
they. are of: little “financial

or prosecution)... . ~ ot
Without, public ‘consent, ho
‘our law-makers have decided

“citizens into second-class cit- --
‘izens, “The”. criminal has |.
rights. and’ must: be told his |}:
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crime. However, the crimi-
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tended victims of his ‘plans
to commit! a, crime, nor.ad-

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a recent issue.

That he was able to collect
35 bags along a short stretch
of Marine Drive does not
come as a surprise to us.
Ever present litter, unkempt
boulevards full of grass
clippings and garden refuse,
and lanes used by some as
their private dumping
grounds have been a cons-
tant irritation to us while
residing in that municipality.

Litter is certainiv not
restricted to West Van-

We believe it is high time
more is said and written
publicly about this problem!

‘Mr. and Mrs. E, Puchinger,

North Vancouver

986-4121

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