The accused, charged with human trafficking offences, applied for a bail review to vary his release conditions to allow him to work in the music business.
The court found an error of law in the lower court's imposition of the strictest form of release, including full house arrest and electronic monitoring, despite finding the primary ground was not a concern and the Crown's case was only moderately strong.
The court varied the conditions to add a third surety, allow exceptions to the curfew for work in Ontario, and deleted the electronic monitoring requirement.
