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In April, Downs ruled that Ny St-Amand was not criminally responsible for the attack because he had likely been in psychosis when he crashed a bus into a daycare in Laval, killing a four-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl.

Now the judge has to decide whether to declare the man a high-risk offender, a designation sought by the Crown that would impose stricter rules on him while he is detained at a psychiatric hospital.聽

The Crown says Ny St-Amand鈥檚 actions were so brutal that he must be considered high-risk, but his lawyers say the status reinforces the stereotype of the 鈥渃riminal lunatic鈥� who can never be rehabilitated.聽

The defence wants the judge to strike down the section of the Criminal Code that allows courts to label certain people deemed not criminally responsible as high-risk.聽

Earlier this week, the president of the province鈥檚 mental health review board testified that 17 people have been designated high-risk offenders in Quebec since 2014, and 12 still have that status.聽

The parties will return to court on Dec. 12, because the judge must issue a detention order every 30 days while Ny St-Amand waits for a more definitive ruling on his fate. Downs did not give a date when he expects to rule, saying only that he won't be ready before the holidays.

This report by 好色tvwas first published Nov. 13, 2025.聽