A youth charged with armed robbery, forcible confinement, and bail violations sought release pending trial.
The Crown argued the accused posed a risk to public safety and had demonstrated inability to comply with bail conditions.
The defence proposed release to the accused's mother with assistance from his sisters, offering house arrest if necessary.
The court found that while the charges were serious and the accused had breached previous bail conditions, detention was not justified on tertiary grounds.
However, detention was necessary on secondary grounds unless strict house arrest conditions could be enforced.
The court granted release on recognizance with the mother as primary surety and both sisters as co-sureties, subject to strict house arrest conditions and prohibitions on contact with associates and attendance at specified locations.
