1. The Bisesar case was decided in the wake of the implementation of theNot Criminally Responsible Reform Act(S.C. 2014, c. 6), which now permits trial courts to designate an accused found to be not criminally responsible on account of a mental disorder (NCRMD) a "high-risk accused." According to the textbook, the main consequence of this reform for an NCR accused is the possibility of extended and indefinite confinement. If declared high-risk, Bisesar will likely not be released from the hospital for a significant period of time. The legislation, which was implemented as a result of the public outcry that followed the release of Vince Li for the gruesome stabbing of a passenger on a Greyhound bus, raises questions about whether the reform was meant to ensure the safety of the public or appease the public. Examine Bisesar's case in light of this legislation as described in the textbook. In so doing, explore the significance and rationale of incorporating the family members of the victim into the Ontario Review Board process. references: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/11/06/verdict-expected-tuesday-in-trial-for-fatal-path-stabbing-at-shoppers-drug-mart.html?rf https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/11/02/trial-starts-today-for-fatal-stabbing-in-torontos-underground-shopping-concourse.html