Source: rebelnews.com 7/20/26 Supreme Court says 2005 Ontario decision launched a line of cases exempting offenders from mandatory registration A 2005 ruling by Ontario Court of Justice Justice Bruce Duncan exempting a convicted child pornography offender from Canada’s National Sex Offender Registry, became the leading precedent for a series of decisions that narrowed Parliament’s sex offender registration law, according to the Supreme Court of Canada. In R. v. Have (2005 ONCJ 27), Justice Duncan declined to order a man convicted of two counts of possessing child pornography to register under the newly…
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