Secret evidence

By: Law is Cool · October 26, 2009 · Filed Under Civil Rights, Evidence, International Law · Add Comment 

Lifting the cover on Canada’s spy files

Michelle Shephard writes for the Toronto Star:

But beyond answering questions that have lingered for years about Khadr’s case, John’s testimony was a remarkable example of how the Canadian Security Intelligence Service is being forced into public.

“There really has been a paradigm shift in what is being disclosed and what’s not,” noted Toronto lawyer Lorne Waldman, who represented Maher Arar during a multi-million dollar federal inquiry.

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