Omar Ha-Redeye on Sun News Network with Brian Dunstan discussing international law and Guantanamo Bay

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Anita Sharma and Brian Dunstan of Sun News Network on the prospect of Omar Khadr appealing his war crimes charges.

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Tx for joining us, Omar. Great legal analysis re: Omar Khadr RT @omarharedeye: @anitasharma Great talking to you today @sunnewsnetwork

— Anita Sharma (@AnitaSharma) April 29, 2013

@ksofen @omarharedeye it helps to have a guest who is on point and erudite to boot.

— Brian Dunstan (@BrianDSNNWknd) April 29, 2013

@omarharedeye – You came off really well.Very well-spoken and articulate.I love intelligence.

— Karla Sofen (@KSofen) April 29, 2013

Recommended. RT @omarharedeye: The Legal Basis for Omar Khadr’s War Crimes Appeal bit.ly/ZI19hP

— David Akin (@davidakin) April 29, 2013

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Sneha Kulkarni of Sun News Network soon after the Victim Impact Statements were read in court for the Michael Rafferty trial, on May 15, 2012.

The Ontario Court of Appeal released the decision in Bedford v. Canada today, upholding the unconstitutionality of the bawdy house provisions of the Criminal Code. They determined that the solicitation provisions were not unconstitutional, and read in limitations relating to living off the avails of prostitution.

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Sun News Network’s Sneha Kulkarni about the decision.

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Omar Ha-Redeye spoke on Sun News Network with Alex Mihailavic on the Graham James sentence, the principles of sentencing, and whether we need to reform our criminal justice system to reflect societal denounciation of sexual abuse.

See the interview here.

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Sneha Kulkarni of Sun News Network on the issue of having televisions in the court room.

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Brian Dunstan of Sun News Live on the Occupy Toronto action and some of the legal arguments involved for both sides.