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Actually, I fall in the inquiry side. from what I understand, all the effort and money expended resulted in a poorly concocted case by the Crown. I don't doubt that there was a little of back-burner-itis happening because, after all, it was not a Canadian airline, it didn't happen in Canada, and most of the people were Indian-Canadians.
The fact that a judge could assemble such a large volume of legal technicalities (approx 1,000 pages???) to dismiss the charges??? wtf??? Who exactly didn't do their job (speak up prsocuters, CSIS, RCMP). We do need an inquiry and we do need a new trial performed by competant professionals.
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