by Olga RedkoStudent-at-law
Irving Mitchell Kalichman s.e.n.c.r.l.
On January 21, the Quebec Court of Appeal rendered a
decision in Nadeau-Dubois c. Morasse
(2015 QCCA 78), overturning the
appellant’s conviction for contempt of court. The decision has received some
media attention because it concerns one of the leaders of Quebec’s 2012 student
movement, but it is also of particular interest because it deals—albeit,
respectfully, more laconically than it might have—with the intersection between
freedom of expression and contempt of court.
