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Peterson Says Ontario Lawyers Report Court Cases Now Unpredictable Due to Woke Judges
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"I got the lawyers I know in Ontario who have a clue have told me multiple times that five years ago when they took a court case, they knew if they were going to win or lose because they knew the precedence and they knew if they had a strong case or not. And if they had a strong case and they knew the precedence, they could predict the outcome. They told me recently that they can't tell it all anymore because the probability that the judge will take it upon him or herself to arbitrarily decide in some generally woke direction is enough to make the whole bloody process random."
Peterson claims Ontario lawyers report a breakdown in judicial predictability, with judges abandoning precedent for ideological decisions. He argues this represents the collapse of the English common law tradition that underpins Canadian prosperity. The allegation suggests systemic judicial corruption by progressive ideology.
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