
Bad People Make Bad Judges
For all his legal training, Robin Camp lacked an education in basic human decency
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For all his legal training, Robin Camp lacked an education in basic human decency
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Read MoreLate last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment
Read MoreLate last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment
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