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Originally Posted by Cube Inmate
The decision is made the instant a complaint is filed. Show me one example of an accused person being vindicated by these commissions, or more fully, of an innocent defendant being compensated for the hardship of being accused. It does not happen...decisions are invariably in favour of the complainant. The only exception is that the complainant realizes his complaint is without merit and drops the case...in which case, the defendant has still lost (time, money, reputation).
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If you go to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal and look up
the latest case you will find the complainant was denied their complaint
http://www.chrt-tcdp.gc.ca/search/fi...406dechrt5.pdf
I would suggest reading the cases then commenting on how the decisions are "invariabily in favour of the complainant"