Alberta judge investigated for perceived racist remarks won’t face sanctions
The Canadian Judicial Council says it will take no further action against an Alberta judge after receiving a complaint that comments he made about a medical examiner from Nigeria could be perceived as racist.for comments he made in finding an Alberta couple not guilty of failing to provide the necessaries of life in the death of their 19-month-old son.
Clackson said in his decision that Dr. Bamidele Adeagbo spoke with an accent and was difficult to understand and also called the doctor out for his body language and physical antics.
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