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More of the same in Speech from the Throne for Kovrig, Spavor

The government is being duplicitous in its affirmation of standing up for the 'rule of law' as the barrier to their return. The rule of law has many manifestations, but it is not an element in the final decision making associated with extraditions.

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BY GAR PARDY, DENNIS EDNEY, AND JAMES LOCKYER
October 5, 2020

Opinion | BY GAR PARDY, DENNIS EDNEY, AND JAMES LOCKYER | October 5, 2020

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