More criminal cases are being diverted from the formal court process through alternative programs, taking offenders out of the courtroom while still holding them accountable for their behaviour. Lighthouse Publishing’s assistant editor Lisa Brown sits down with senior Crown attorney Lloyd Tancock to learn more about how diversion programs work and what they are supposed to accomplish.
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