Comment: T.O. Mann: you've been less than forthright in summarizing the remedial aspect of the 2010 SCC case the way.

That aspect of the decision was meticulously worded, even for the SCC, but amounts to:

'We're not going to make you repatriate him, government, we're going to leave it up to you to do the correct thing.  

'When you are figuring out what that correct thing is - and listen very carefully here - remember that the impact of Canada's Charter violations are continuing to this day and, unless Khadr's circumstances change, will continue into the future.  Got it?"

They also added a statement that, to most people, indicated that a refusal to repatriate Khadr  NOW would further increase liability in the damages case.  The Harper government refused to bring him back for another 2 1/2 years. 

ps, many of the British detainees had been held in Guantanamo about 1/5 the time Khadr spent.  Work it out.