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Bail review dismissed; continued detention justified on secondary and tertiary grounds due to repeated breaches.
The applicant, facing multiple serious charges including drug trafficking and flight from police, applied for a bail review under s. 520 of the Criminal Code.
The Crown conceded a material change in circumstances, prompting a de novo hearing.
The court found that the applicant, who had repeatedly breached previous release conditions, posed a substantial risk of reoffending that could not be adequately managed by the proposed release plan, which included GPS monitoring and his parents as sureties.
The application was dismissed, with the court concluding that continued detention was justified on both the secondary and tertiary grounds.
