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| Ex-Col. Russell Williams |
The Ontario Court of Appeal has been asked to decide whether the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act provision that protects military pensions from attachment, seizure and execution in civil damage actions violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The issue arises in a tort suit against
Russell Williams, a
former Canadian Forces colonel
who was convicted in civilian court of a long string of serious offenses, including murder. Details appear in
this article from
Maclean's.
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