Canadian Conservative politicians have criticized current Liberal government bail laws, arguing that they contribute to a rise in violent crime by allowing repeat offenders to be released too easily. They cite cases where individuals charged with serious crimes, including murder and child pornography, were granted bail or avoided jail time under Liberal bills C-5 and C-75. Conservative MPs Pierre Poilievre, Rob Moore, Glen Motz, and Dan Albas have called for bail reform to prioritize victim safety and reduce the risk posed by repeat offenders. Statistics mentioned include 13 individuals arrested with 197 criminal charges laid, with five already released on bail. Critics argue that the Liberal stance on bail is out of touch and that the justice system has become lenient, leading to further offenses committed by those released. Meanwhile, a case from Malta was noted where a man who allegedly threatened his ex-partner 800 times was denied bail, highlighting contrasting judicial approaches.