Part 2: . SCC said it  didn't have  access to full record but “assumed” interviews ”may” have contributed to continuing detention. SCC's only remedy for this breach was  in 2008 to require Canada provide Khadr transcripts of interviews for US trial.  Sum total of Canada's "egregious" conduct that transparent Trudeau,depending on day says entitled Khadr to  10.5 million payment made secretly at night(had to be leaked) to stiff widow(no law says settlment must be confidential)or else a slam dunk court award costing 40 million. Settlement  defenders can't cite even one case where SCC compensated convicted murderer or terrorist in violation of firmly established legal principle "Ex turpi causa non oritur actio "
No apology neccessary! It would have been  egregious dereliction of mandate if CSIS hadn't interviewd Khadr.