[Zarley]

Originally Posted by Makarov

Give him his freedom? By what right (legal or moral) would Canada deny him his freedom? He hasn't been convicted of any offence in Canadian law? Indeed, he hasn't even been charged with one. To the extent that he was guilty of an offence under American law (which, despite his conviction, remains a rather controversial question), he has served the sentence imposed.

Well, technically he could be charged with high treason as a Canadian citizen:

Under s46 of the Criminal Code, a person commits "high treason" who a) kills, attempts to kill, wounds, imprisons, or restrains the sovereign, b) wages war against Canada or does any act preparatory thereto, or c) assists an enemy at war with Canada or any armed force against whom Canadian forces are engaged in hostilities, even if no state of war exists.

http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.c...ticle/treason/