Appeal Court raps feds for inaction on inmate segregation; grants brief stay

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A clearly unhappy Ontario Court of Appeal has granted the federal government another reprieve from an earlier ruling that found parts of its solitary-confinement regime to be unconstitutional.

In its judgment on Friday, the province's top court rejected Ottawa's request to give it until Nov. 30 to implement a proper review after an inmate has been in segregation for five days.

Separately, the federal government is fighting in the Supreme Court of Canada for a stay of an Appeal Court ruling that imposed a hard cap of 15 straight days for inmates in solitary. The case began in 2015 when the civil liberties association challenged parts of the law that allows isolation to protect inmates or others in a penitentiary. The association argued such confinement could cause severe psychological harm and amounted to cruel and unusual punishment.

Ten months later, in October last year, the government said it needed more time to allow passage of Bill C-83 to address the issues Marrocco had found. In rejecting the request, the Appeal Court said Ottawa had still done nothing to address Marrocco's concerns. The government, the court noted, did not even start talking about how to remedy the constitutional defect until more than one year after Marrocco's decision.

 

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