The St. Lewis v. Rancourt litigation was covered in the University of Ottawa French-language student newspaper La Rotonde:
Rancourt exige des contre-interrogatoires publics -- La Rotonde
The article is mostly about Rancourt's open court motion to require that all out-of-court cross-examinations be public; starting with Rancourt's motion to stay the action on the basis of an alleged champertous relationship between the plaintiff and the University of Ottawa which is entirely financing St. Lewis' lawsuit.
St. Lewis' lawyer Richard Dearden is quoted in part as saying (translated from the French):
"Cross-examinations are private. I have never, never, never heard of a public cross-examination."
Both president Allan Rock and chair of the Board of Governors Robert Giroux are to be examined by Rancourt regarding the champerty charge.
As background, all related posts about the lawsuit are HERE.
Links to all pleadings and court documents in the lawsuit are HERE.
Links to all pleadings and court documents in the lawsuit are HERE.
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