An
organization here to provide a voice for those affected
by a violent crime,
and for those who have lost a loved one to a criminal
act.
ABOUT
US
Our
mission is to create change in the Criminal Justice System,
to provide guidance and direction pertaining to court
procedures, and to educate the community and victims about
their rights.
Our
Justice system is broken.In
fact, there is no justice in the CJS, it's become a legal
system. Legalities and judicial procedure have become
the focus, rather than Justice.
We
aim to put pressure on the Federal government to revise the
Criminal Code sections dealing with the sentencing of
anyone charged with violent offences.
10, 000 more signatures needed. Please download the petition and make a difference today.
A Public Service Announcement from F.A.C.T
F.A.C.T are now working along side with a foundation called The Remember Me Foundation, their mission is to ensure that no child lays in their final resting place without a permanent memorial, they are currently working on a memorial bench for five month old Brianna Lopez, after her killers placed a cage over her grave to stop people mourning her! To help and get involved please click below:
“The
Last Six Minutes”- A Mother’s Loss & Quest
for Justice by Sandra Martins-Toner [ Read
Sandra's Blog ]
Matthew’s
killers have been tried, convicted and sentenced, but
Sandra Martins-Toner and her family can’t escape
their grief, and the overwhelming sense of loss. They
have channelled their anguish into affirmative action
for victims. “The Last Six Minutes” is the
true account of the random and violent murder of 16 year
old Matthew Martins, and his family’s journey through
the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Now the family is
faced with the Killers appeal, and the torment of perhaps
being subjected to yet another lengthy trial.
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our cause!
Morality
can not be legislated, but behavior can be regulated.
Judicial decrees may not change the heart, but they can
restrain the heartless... -
Dr. Martin Luther King