Adler V. Ontario - Ruling of The Supreme Court

Ruling of The Supreme Court

The ruled 7-1 on the first question, and 6-2 on the second, that the provisions in question were constitutional. L’Heureux‑Dubé J. dissented on both questions, and McLachlin J. dissented in part on the first question, and in full on the second.

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