Mockery Of The Canadian Justice System,

He Has Rights......
There is something seriously wrong with a system that only gives a piece of crap like this only two years for a horrific crime and then releases him into the general population.

Toronto Residents Fear Convicted Sex Offender's Possible Return
Saturday December 8, 2007
CityNews.ca Staff

It was 2003 when Christopher Goodwin committed a horrific sexual assault on a six-year-old girl inside Scarborough's Cedarbrae Mall.
Then in October of this year, more than two years in the Kingston Penitentiary later, the 26-year-old was released having served his full sentence, only to end up behind bars a short time later when he violated release conditions.
On Friday Goodwin was let out again. Toronto Police haven't confirmed he has or will return to the city, but they also haven't said he's not already here. Either way, the mere possibility has Toronto residents concerned.
"When you don't know, you don't know, when you do know you get more afraid," admitted Lucie Dufault.
Those fears are being compounded by the fact a news release from Kingston Police labels Goodwin as a high risk offender and describes his attacks as random and predatory in nature.
Goodwin's potential return also raises the question of whether neighbourhood residents should be warned when dangerous offenders move in nearby.
"If this guy has brazenly had a sexual assault in the middle of the day in a mall, who's to say he won't do it any other time?" asked local Ted Lenarczyn.
Goodwin is under a 10-year supervision order, meaning he must abide by strict conditions set by the parole board or face a being put back in prison.

They Were Only Hookers.....
And we have a group of peers giving this other piece of crap a virtual free ride when they only found him guilty of 2nd degree murder.......

Pickton guilty on 6 counts of second-degree murder
Crown prosecutors say they are satisfied a jury has found Robert Pickton guilty on six counts of second-degree murder, calling the verdict a "validation" of their case. more...