Canadian University allows convicted murderer on day parole to attend law course, major outrage among students
- McGill University enrols a convicted murderer in a law course as part of a rehabilitation program.
- McGill University in Montreal, Canada, is facing a growing controversy after a convicted murderer serving a life sentence began attending law classes while on day parole.
- The case has divided students over campus safety, the university's handling of the situation and whether a former prisoner should be allowed to continue his education as part of his rehabilitation.
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- McGill University enrols a convicted murderer in a law course as part of a rehabilitation program.
- McGill University in Montreal, Canada, is facing a growing controversy after a convicted murderer serving a life sentence began attending law classes while on day parole.
- The case has divided students over campus safety, the university's handling of the situation and whether a former prisoner should be allowed to continue his education as part of his rehabilitation.
Sources: Times of India