Originally Posted by
NordsFan
This is incorrect.
The only problem with your statement is that in the Caron case, the Crown had the initial decision acquitting Mr. Caron reversed on appeal and the defendant was convicted of the 2003 traffic offense he was charged with.
In November 2010, Mr. Caron was granted leave to appeal his conviction.
The case continues to this day and the linguistic rights issues raised by Mr. Caron are not yet resolved, and they won't be for some time.
Also, the issues raised in Caron have very little to do with AC, WS and the OLA and ACPPA.
http://ablawg.ca/2011/04/11/french-l...a-get-a-boost/
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...icle699941.ece
Above a link to the aforementioned Caron case.. many other references.. but a point developed from the french requirement in documents, if language is not written in french for WS, it could cause a similar prolonged legal battle in court..