Notice of Institutional Crimes


This Notice is a legal document that aims to address crime in Canadian Institutions.
 
Institutional crimes refer to crimes committed by entities like the judiciary or government departments, such as the Department of Justice. Thus, the purpose of this Notice is to bring about change and hold responsible individuals accountable for their corrupt actions, working within the Institutions.

By targeting an institution that is intentionally dysfunctional, multiple parties who bear responsibility for their wrongdoings must be held accountable, which may result in higher compensation for the victims.  This Notice has the potential to lead to mass indictments of those involved.
 
Such a Notice must only be issued, after:
 
– A written letter of such a crime is not investigated or corrected.
– The sender must be reasonable and allow sufficient time.
– The Notice must have limited, not all, clear and indisputable evidence.

For example, it is crucial for the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to understand that when an individual’s income is stolen, it cannot be considered legitimate tax collection. In such cases, the stolen funds should be returned to the rightful owner, with interest, penalties, and an agreed-upon Court settlement.
 
Further, if there are twenty individuals within the corrupt institution who are involved in criminal activities, each of them must be identified, prosecuted, and held liable to pay damages to the victim. A clear message is sent here to those who are involved in the wrongs, that it would be foolish to rely on corrupt or compromised Justices to continue protecting you. This Nation, Canada, is in the process of being corrected and being brought into honor.