Emergency Health Measures instituted in the pandemic by the Federal and various Provincial Governments are coming under more Charter scrutiny the Courts. In this episode of Judgement Day Lorne Honickman talks with Constitutional law Professor Allan Hutchinson about whether or not these Court challenges are the best course of action.

In this episode of Judgment Day, Lorne Honickman discusses the dangers and the damages that are caused by defamatory and harassing communications online. Lorne talks with lawyer Gary Caplan about the recent Judgment in Ontario where the new tort of Harassment in OnLine Communications was created.

In todays episode Lorne talks with lawyer Ian Cooper who has sent a demand letter to the Federal and Provincial Government, threatening legal action over the 4 month delay between vaccine doses.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the national price on pollution is entirely constitutional, upholding a pivotal piece of the Liberal climate-change plan. Lorne and Asher Honickman analyze this ruling on this episode of Judgment Day.

In this episode of the Judgment Day, on the one year anniversary of the Pandemic, Lorne Honickman discusses the changes in the Justice system, and some important COVID related cases. LH also updates the latest rulings in the extradition proceedings of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou with BC lawyer Michael Shapray.

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In this episode of the Judgment Day, on the one year anniversary of the Pandemic, Lorne Honickman discusses the changes in the Justice system, and some important COVID related cases. LH also updates the latest rulings in the extradition proceedings of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou with BC lawyer Michael Shapray.