Driver in fatal street race arrested at wheel -- again

Opinion

Barry Artiste, Now Public Contributor

Cliff Tang is on his third arrest for driving while suspended from driving after killing a pedestrian in 2000.

So once again it seems Provincial and Federal laws meant to protect us, pretty much are seen as inconvienient guidelines, ignored by offenders and Judges alike in British Columbia. 

Taxpayers paid good money to have their wishes known by having elected officials of both Provincial and Federal governments to have laws on the books to clearly state jail terms for offenders and repeat offenders yet Judges once again refuse to enforce them.  If Judges ignore them, then offenders will do the same. Case in point, this is Cliffy's third arrest for driving under suspension, lucky for us no one was killed, but if Cliffy did kill again, one can only assume Judges would not be held accountable after releasing him after  his second arrest.  Now on his third arrest, will bail be granted of will he go straight to the slammer.  I am betting in the latter.

My Final Thought
Now Public Readers should ask themselves will Elected Judges better serve British Columbians who will listen to it's citizens, rather than politically appointed Judges who seem unclear on the concept of crime and punishment, when the Laws of this Country are ignored by them?