We've been retained by Mr. Elvir Pobric and will be attending (more specifically, Bjorn will be attending as I am in Vancouver until later this afternoon) at his detention review this morning. The Minister is required to satisfy that grounds to continue the client's detention exist; that the client continues to be a flight risk (which was the argument at the last hearing).
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Is there any criminal you won't represent? Do you honestly think we need more criminals in this country?
Posted by: B Juul | April 18, 2010 at 02:15 PM