CHRC to appeal Lemire ruling
It just never ends, does it?
After the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) acquitted Marc Lemire of violating section 13.1 of the Canadian Human Rights Act, the CHRC announced its intent to seek intervenor status in a then-pending judicial review of the Warman v. Lemire decision.
Evidently, that didn’t work out for them, so they’ve decided to file a formal court challenge to the Lemire decision (which, it should be re-iterated, their own associated tribunal handed down).
It never does end.
Although, the fact that this challenge will happen in an actual court, instead of a star chamber, is something which will work to Lemire’s advantage; rules of evidence apply again, and Lemire has enough evidence up his sleeve to roast the CHRC.
