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News roundup — August 12, 2013

Canada

Ombudsman calls decision to investigate police tactics 'win-win,' officers should welcome inquiry, Toronto Star

Former Ontario prosecutor to review Nova Scotia's justice system in light of Parsons case, Vancouver Sun

Reports say disgraced former senator to ask Ontario Parole Board to serve remainder of sentence at home, The National Post


United States

Justice Department to change sentencing for non-violent drug offenders, Reuters

NYPD's 'stop and frisk' tactics unconstitutional: judge, Reuters 


International

Britain may take legal action against Spain over stricter border controls, Reuters

Family of British man murdered seeks $8.2 million from China, Reuters

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