Part 2

  There were two Supreme Court  Khadr decisions one in 2008 and one in 2010. Neither mentioned monetary compensation. In  2010 the SC confirmed  it's 2008 decision stating Khadr's Charter rights had been violated by Canadian Intelligence agents on three discrete occasions when they had interrogated him in 2003 and 2004( Liberal Goodale in power) given that he had been subjected to sleep deprivation in Guantanamo. In  2008 the  remedy  the Court gave for these Charter breaches was to  require CSIS  provide Khadr transcripts of these interrogations for his upcoming murder trial. In the 2010  case Khadr  requested the Canadian Government be required to request his repatriation. The Supreme Court not only overturned  a lower Court decision in Khadr's favour  but explicitly stated the Court had no authority to require the  government request repatriation and that under the Constitution this was a matter under Executive  authority and purview.