I just re-read a couple of his recent posts and i am surprised, too. He and several others sure know what they are writing about vis-a-vis Canadian law. Fascinating and quite educational.
I do have a question: Don't the Canadian courts keep everything under wraps until after a verdict is rendered? Although it's not ideal for sleuthers, it allows for a lot less sensationalism like we have here in the States. We have gag orders, they have publication bans, eh?
The publication bans are not always lifted immediately after trial, sometimes a partial ban remains and they aren't lifted until months or even years later. Especially for sexual assault cases.
(Happy July 4th)