Federal Court of Appeal Finds No Errors in Mandatory Use of the ArriveCAN App Constitutional Challenge, Upholding Motion Judge’s Decision That the Case Was Moot.
The Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) filed a constitutional challenge on behalf of several applicants back in August 2022. These applicants were Canadians who refused to disclose their vaccination status via the Government of Canada's ArriveCAN app, asserting their privacy and constitutional rights.
On March 16, 2023, the Federal Court dismissed the constitutional challenge, stating that the ArriveCAN App was no longer being used for the purpose the claimants had filed in their application, rendering the case moot.
Subsequently, the JCCF filed an appeal, and the Federal Court heard that appeal on June 13, 2023.
The Federal Court of Appeal released its decision on July 19, 2023, agreeing with the initial Federal Court judge and affirming that the applicant’s case was moot.
The JCCF has announced that it will not pursue any further action following the Federal Court of Appeal's decision.
You can read the Federal Court of Appeal decision at the link below.
https://www.jccf.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/arrivecanMootnessAppealDecision76.pdf
The cowardly moot defence.
Sounds like something a defendant accused of battery would argue to claim his innocence:
“Hey, I’m no longer hitting them!”
What does that make the Court and Justice then?
Perpetrator enabling is rampant in Canada. Apparently at all levels.
The arrogant presumption that the Government is immune from tort is a nauseating underpinning of tyranny.
Very clever to make the App redundant in order to ignore and evade the purpose of the case. Gotta love our legal system 😕