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I'm not an expert in Canadian law, but are there any elected officials in the chain of the decision to conduct a raid? If so this ought to be severely career li
by EamonnMR 9y ago
I'm not an expert in Canadian law, but are there any elected officials in the chain of the decision to conduct a raid? If so this ought to be severely career limiting. If it was an elected judge who approved the warrant, for example.
- jgmjgm 9y agoFYI - Judges aren't elected in Canada. Good point though. The real question is who continues this process now that it has clearly been exposed.
- hydrox24 9y agoThe provincial government or federal government appoints judges. [0] But if it is anything like here in Australia (we are both Westminster systems) then this does not mean the government is held accountable. Judge appointments are assumed to be fairly neutral and it hardly ever comes up at election time. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_appointments_in_Canada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_appointments_in_Canad...