6 June 2013 - Dudley v Canada (Attorney General)
Supreme Court of BC refuses to strike out a mother’s claim that her daughter suffered a constitutionally cognizable infringement of her right to life, contrary to s. 7 of the Charter, when the RCMP failed to appropriately respond to a neighbour’s “shots fired” call to the police.
A subsequent Coroner’s Inquest in 2018 resulted in the Jury making nine recommendations to the RCMP, the Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, provincial agencies and local authorities.