Another sex abuse complaint made against James

Former junior hockey coach Graham James faces more abuse accusations after it was revealed that he had been granted a pardon for sex crimes he had committed.

Canada AM: David Butt, former prosecutor

A former prosecutor who specialized in internet child abuse talks about the pardon system, who is eligible, and whether the slate is really wiped clean for sex offenders.

CTV National News: Roger Smith on the pardon

Shock and anger is being felt across the country following revelations that ex-junior hockey coach and convicted sex offender Graham James was quietly pardoned by the National Parole Board in 2007.

CTV News Channel: Gordon Kirke, lawyer

A sports and entertainment lawyer discusses how well Canada's law's reflect the will of the Canadian people and what type of system needs to be in place to protect children from people such as Graham James.

CTV Edmonton: Serena Mah on the allegations

Another person has filed a claim against former hockey coach Graham James, just a day after the man's pardon has become public.

CTV Winnipeg: Kelly Dehn on the outrage

Critics say the justice system needs to change for serious sex offenders such as Graham James, a minor league hockey coach who received a pardon for his crimes as a convicted pedophile.

Power Play: Ron Jette, CSAPN

The chair and CEO of the Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Network explains while there was nothing illegal about the pardon given to Graham James, the nature of his crimes can still be given consideration by the National Parole Board.

Power Play: Pierre Poilievre, MP

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre says that the National Parole Board has the ability not to grant a pardon to certain convicted criminals.

Power Play: John Moore and Charles Adler

John Moore of Newstalk 1010 and Corus Radio Network's Charles Adler discuss the public's outrage surrounding the pardon granted to convicted sex offender Graham James.

Power Play: Theoren Fleury, Former NHL star

Former NHL star says that the granting of pardons to sex offenders like Graham James, whom he claims sexually abused him, sends a strong message about Canada's attitude towards child protection.

CTV News Channel: Jonathan Rosenthal, lawyer

A criminal lawyer explains the legal concept behind pardons after the outrage stemming from the revelation that a former junior hockey coach was quietly pardoned by the National Parole Board, 10 years after pleading guilty to molesting his teenaged players.

Canada AM: Sheldon Kennedy, sex abuse victim

A former NHL player and abuse victim says the pardon of convicted sex offender Graham James makes him think these types of charges aren't taken seriously enough in Canada, while victims live with the consequences their whole lives.

Canada AM: Jim Bronskill, Canadian Press

A reporter who helped break the story that former hockey coach Graham James was pardoned for sex crimes says the parole board claims it is just there to apply the law and pardons are a mechanism to help people to get on with their lives.

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