Legal advocacy centre questions timing of arrest, says it is ‘deeply disappointed’ by the decision of Winnipeg Police to lay a criminal charge
The president of the Calgary-based Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms says he is shocked by his arrest for attempted intimidation of a judge, more than a year after he apologized for hirdisappointedng a private investigator to conduct surveillance of Manitoba’s Chief Justice.
Mr. Carpay said he was exclusively responsible for the decision to conduct “passive surveillance” of the three men, and he apologized to the Chief Justice during the hearing. He was back at work seven weeks later, but as the top lawyer for the Justice Centre, he now faces an uncertain future. The Justice Centre noted that its board of directors condemned Mr. Carpay’s actions at the time. It said the board “took appropriate steps to strengthen governance and oversight of the organization while Mr. Carpay took a seven-week leave of absence.”
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