 Regarding the facts of this case, Lamer said that for a decision to be challenged, there needed to be evidence of considerable injustice.Lamer noted the Provincial Court judges could not be blamed for their lack of independence, and they had to continue working under the Criminal Code and because some defendants chose to come before Provincial Court judges.Regarding Prince Edward Island, the Court found it could not make a declaration that the criminal cases should be upheld for another reason.