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Chris Selley: If judges now can’t even tell what a ‘fact’ is, we’re really cooked

It is unreasonable to ask or expect that your average Canadian would read Murray’s 22,000-word court ruling, or any other. John le Carré, they are not. It’s the media’s job to condense those rulings down to a digestible format, and we do a reasonable job, sometimes much better. (Subscribe to National Post!) But if you want to drive lunatics from the bench, which I do, and which I think most Canadians would support as a group endeavour, it’s difficult to really drive home how much truly unhinged thinking goes on in some rulings without reading at least the juiciest parts. And Murray’s ruling is juicy like a ripe pineapple plucked straight from a Polynesian shrub.

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