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It's like the ultimate committee hearing: Liveblogging the PM vs. Omar Khadr at the Supreme Court
- November 13, 2009 7:23 AM |
- By Kady O'Malley
As noted in Orders of the Day, I'm off to the Supreme Court this morning to liveblog the Omar Khadr appeal. Opening arguments get underway at 9am, starting with an hour each for the government and the Khadr legal team, followed by ten -- ten! -- intervenors with ten minutes each. Ooh, just like an opening statement at committee! This is the first time that I've attempted to liveblog a Supreme Court hearing, although I'm sure it's not the first time it's been done in Canada.
Anyway, check back at 9am for full coverage!
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Tags: blackberry jungle, liveblogging the supreme court, omar khadr
About the Author
- Kady O'Malley has been covering the Hill for more than a decade (yes, really) for a variety of publications. An Ottawa girl (not quite born, but raised), she has a passion for politics that borders on the unhealthy, and has liveblogged her way through hundreds of committee meetings, press conferences, judicial inquiries, budget launches, cabinet shuffles, and even the odd constitutional crisis. Oh, and yes, her Boston Terrier really is named "BlackBerry."
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