I asked you first. Where does it show in Canadian law that a judge cannot exercise his authority and sentence someone to consecutive murder convictions for 2nd degree murder??Show me where someone with ONLY second degree murder charges got consecutive sentencing
You still havent answered me yet. I'll wait for your answer.
Just because it hasnt happened yet in Canadian courts, doesnt mean it can't happen in the future.
This Fenn character has a criminal record, he's assaulted a cop before and he also has a bunch of other charges.
This makes him a prime candidate for either "dangerous offender" status, or just be given 3 consecutive life sentences.
Either way, he's doing serious time (as he should).
EDIT: just to reiterate, where does it show in Canadian law that a judge cannot exercise his authority and sentence someone to consecutive murder convictions for 2nd degree murder??