Mission Statement – Shaun Neil Pater it's time

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Mission

December 9, 2016 — 0 Comments

How many arrests to date

1. Child Pornography CONVICTION - May 12, 2015

2. Sexual Interference CONVICTION - January 17, 2013

3. Sexual Interference CONVICTION - January 29, 2012

Stay of Proceedings

a. Sexual Assault
b. Breach of Peace Bond
c. Obstruction of Justice
d. Uttering Threats
e. Invitation to sexual touching
f. Sexual touching

A computer disk containing pornographic images of a youth under age 16 was found in Pater’s possession. no charges were laid

Registered Sex Offender in Canada

1. One time for 20 years
2. Second time for life

Considered an untreatable sex offender as reported Jan 18, 2013 "Pater was unable to complete sex offender counselling because of his “serial incarceration for similar kinds of offences,” Dohm said."

"Once released from jail, Pater will not be required to take any counselling, since previous psychological assessments have noted his low intelligence have made him untreatable, despite his “high risk to re-offend sexually with underage females”."

Adult Records

For adults with a criminal conviction, there’s a big change in terms of consequences. The standard for adults that are tried, convicted and receive a criminal conviction is that it’s not permanent, but for most people, it may as well be.

A criminal conviction in Canada, with no suspensions, will last up to 80 years before being struck from the record as standard. In some exceptional cases, this duration will be increased to 100 years. Unlike minors, adults only have an automatic strike from the records decades after the conviction. Otherwise, the only way that a discharge or “erasure” of a criminal record occurs is through a special action taken to suspend the record.