Judge tasked with looking into practice of police street checks

Ontario's human rights commissioner says she's confident that a judge who recently led a review into police oversight in the province will do a good job reviewing the practice of street checks.
   
 Renu Mandhane says in a statement that she's confident Appeal Court Justice Michael Tulloch will address some of the limitations of the current rules.
    
The Liberal government has appointed Tulloch to conduct a review of how a new street check regulation has been implemented.
    
Ontario introduced carding rules last year, with the aim of ending arbitrary stops, especially those based on race