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Judiciary says feds’ plan to disclose expenses of named judges is ‘constitutionally defective’

By Cristin Schmitz ( October 31, 2017, 6:31 PM EDT) -- The Canadian judiciary is pushing back hard against Bill C-58, warning MPs that the Trudeau government’s proposal to publicly disclose the travel and other expenses of named federal judges is “grossly unfair and unacceptable” and violates judicial independence....

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