I agree. This woman's licence, given the # of drink-driving convictions, should've been taken away from her, for life (the mandatory penalty for anyone with an Ontario or Manitoba licence convicted anywhere in Canada). That was because she had had 3 previous drink-driving convictions. Furthermore, she injured, through her drink-driving, at least 2 other people. She was lucky to not receive more jail time than she did.
I agree. This woman's licence, given the # of drink-driving convictions, should've been taken away from her, for life (the mandatory penalty for anyone with an Ontario or Manitoba licence convicted anywhere in Canada). That was because she had had 3 previous drink-driving convictions. Furthermore, she injured, through her drink-driving, at least 2 other people. She was lucky to not receive more jail time than she did.
Yep, we are too soft here.....and it is not sending a clear message.
A lesson that has to be learnt.
This didnt have to happen.