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VICTIMS OF crime in British Columbia will

9 - Wednesday, April 30, 1986 - North Shore News

“Ye given judge of the the physical and financial impact of a crime, as

greater input into the criminal court system. Thro gh ques- well as the emotional affect it causes. Today’s question is:

tionnaires, victims will now be able to advise the sc-‘encing

Should victims have

Doug Lauson :
~’ North Vancouver ~
No, because it- would be

very difficult for them to .

be objective in determin-
ing punishment for the.

_crime because of their
* victimization.

A COMMENT by a West Vancouver school trustee may in-

Gerry McGuire

North Vancouver

Crime 2nd Jaw in this
country is a topsy turvy
situation, where objective
standards are somewhat
of a farce. I’m not op-
posed to the question-
naire — but I think the
courts have leaned too far
towards leniency.

Paul Wilton

North Vancouver

No, I don’t think they
should. That's putting the
law into
hands. That’s Stone Age
days. In this day and
age, we’re lacking mercy
for why people do these
things. We’re treating the
symptoms.

the people’s -
-crime that -

court input?

’ Brian Combs

Gibsons.

Yes, they should. There
might .be something else
involved relating to the
the court
wouldn't know about.

does not reach a job security

agreement: .presented to

Paul Damer

North Vancouver

I think they should have a.
say in serious crime —
the punishment should fit
the crime. A lot of people »
get. off easily for things
they have done.

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‘fluence the district teachers’ association to escalate Propos-

;

, - Association president Maureen _
“Ciarniello said she: and other

teachers in attendance at Monday’s

“school board meeting are angered ~

over trustee Pat Boname’s remark
that West. Vancouver residents are
willing to pay increased municipal
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police, but unwilling to: pay a-

substantially higher school tax.
Teachers have voted to launch
an instruction-only campaign in

September if the school district

agreement with them, but Ciar-
niello said now the campaign could
begin as early as the :urrent school
year. os

‘In light of. that comment,:

maybe teachers should. look more

closely at what they’re supposed to...
do by law.and stick to it,’’- she

said,

- Ciarniello said the association’s
bargaining committee is examining
a proposal for a. joo’ security

Thursday:: by, district’ tepre-"
_ Sentatives - and. is.- preparing ‘a
counter-proposal. ;
She refused to comment’ on the
negotiations, ‘which will continue
Thursday,” | .
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