Prosecution Service: Review Board and Diab

prosecution service: The results of the current assessment will be provided to the Criminal Review Board, which will decide how to proceed, she said, according to Brandon Sun. He was sent for a 45-day assessment and then he will come back to the Criminal Review Board and they will decide the next steps, she said. Chris Hansen of the Public Prosecution Service said Friday that Maroun Diab was deemed not criminally responsible after undergoing an earlier psychiatric evaluation. Diab had been released on a series of conditions in January, including one prohibiting him from having any contact with his wife, Lena Diab, and two other people. He also faced two counts of threatening two other people. His lawyer, Mark Knox, said at the time that he was later admitted to hospital under the province's Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment Act. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.