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Judicial review of Parole Board decision imposing conditions on Long-Term Supervision Order dismissed as reasonable.
The self-represented applicant sought judicial review of a Parole Board of Canada decision imposing special conditions on his Long-Term Supervision Order.
The applicant sought to remove a residency condition and vary conditions preventing him from having contact with children and accessing the internet, arguing they were unreasonable and violated his section 7 Charter rights.
The Federal Court dismissed the application, finding the conditions were reasonable and necessary to protect society and facilitate the applicant's reintegration.
The Court declined to consider the applicant's Charter arguments because they were not raised before the PBC.
