In an illegal harassment to protect Cisco Systems, a US government attorney deceived Canada. In an extraordinary move, Canada has refused to extradite the target of harassment to the US. Apparently the person was being harassed to have him drop a civil suit against Cisco Systems.
Justice McKinnon said if Canada had known the true facts, it would not have proceeded.
“Almost nothing in the U.S. attorney’s letter was true,” Adekeye’s lawyer Marilyn Sandford said Thursday.
McKinnon said the false material duped B.C. Supreme Court Justice Peter Leask into issuing an arrest warrant ...
He said the material from the Americans was full of innuendo, half-truths and falsehoods.
Sandford called the U.S. conduct Kafkaesque.
Justice McKinnon said little of what the Americans told Ottawa was true — and the supposed criminal conduct cited in their request was actually a trivial dispute that was part of the bigger legal civil battle between Adekeye and the $7-billion computer firm.
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