Make no mistake, a court will consider the words that we pass on paper here someday, and they will decide the constitutionality of those words.
Frank Caputo: “Make no mistake, a court will consider the words that we pass on paper here someday, and they will decide the…”
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Criticizing the fast-tracking of bill C-22.
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