By Amy Romer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter \u00a009\/07\/2024 16:26 A women and girls\u2019 advocacy group has pulled out of a court case where they were demanding that the RCMP preserve more than 14,000 exhibits from the Robert Pickton murders. Justice for Girls was previously an intervenor in the RCMP\u2019s application to dispose of the items, but removed itself from the case prior to a hearing at the B.C. Supreme Court in \u201cNew Westminster\u201d on June 26. Instead, Justice for Girls has made the decision to \u201cpush very hard\u201d outside the courtroom, targeting political and RCMP decision makers who have the power and resources to investigate unsolved cases which would necessitate the preservation of remaining evidence, said the group\u2019s lawyer and director of advocacy Sue Brown. \u201cWe initially intervened because we… <\/p>\n
By Amy Romer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter \u00a009\/07\/2024 16:26 A women and girls\u2019 advocacy group has pulled out of a court case where they were demanding that the RCMP preserve more than 14,000 exhibits from the Robert Pickton murders. Justice for Girls was previously an intervenor in the RCMP\u2019s application to dispose of the items, but removed itself from the case prior to a hearing at the B.C. Supreme Court in \u201cNew Westminster\u201d on June 26. Instead, Justice for Girls has made the decision to \u201cpush very hard\u201d outside the courtroom, targeting political and RCMP decision makers who have the power and resources to investigate unsolved cases which would necessitate the preservation of remaining evidence, said the group\u2019s lawyer and director of advocacy Sue Brown. \u201cWe initially intervened because we... <\/p>\n