In a unanimous ruling today, the judges say the courts do not have jurisdiction to rule on matters decided by the Senate, which can only be adjudicated by the Senate itself.The appeal was part of the Prince Edward Island senator’s efforts to receive $7.8-million in reimbursement and damages from the Senate, RCMP and the federal government.
Duffy was suspended without pay for nearly two years over the Senate expenses scandal, for which he was ultimately acquitted of 31 criminal charges in 2016. His lawyer Lawrence Greenspon had argued the decision to suspend Duffy in November 2013 came at the direction of then-prime minister Stephen Harper’s office, making it a politically motivated decision that forfeited the Senate’s immunity.
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Unfortunately he's only one of many political piggies at the trough of tax payers dollars and no party now or in the past is eligible to wear a halo
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He does not deserve any damages as he caused more harm.
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He's still extremely appealing tho
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