Mr Romeo Phillion who spent 31 years behind bars before his murder conviction was quashed has lost his bid to sue those involved in his prosecution, an Ontario court has ruled.

In dismissing the $14-million lawsuit, Superior Court Justice Eva Frank found the Ontario Court of Appeal had already weighed in against many of the allegations Romeo Phillion made in his claim.


Sources:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/romeo-phillion-loses-bid-to-sue-for-quashed-conviction-1.1370125

“They’re ragging the puck,” his lawyer, David Robins, said Wednesday.

“(They’re) hoping that he’s going to get old and pass away while they appeal.”

http://globalnews.ca/news/1593205/top-court-asked-to-block-romeo-phillion-wrongful-prosecution-lawsuit/

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Mr. Romeo Phillion 

He was the longest-serving inmate to have a murder conviction overturned. He always refused to seek parole, saying it would amount to an admission he had killed Roy.

I wish to thank all of the public who are support me for my cause for justice. My fight against corruption. And to get those involved to be accountable for their actions

My second wish is fighting for all of the children's that are taking Away from their parents and put the children's aid accountable for their actions. Again thank you for your support.

An extraordinary, toe-to-toe battle played out in a Toronto courtroom yesterday between a Crown attorney defending the honour of her colleague and a defence lawyer alleging that his client was cheated out of a fair trial 35 years ago.

In dismissing the $14-million lawsuit, Superior Court Justice Eva Frank found the Ontario Court of Appeal had already weighed in against many of the allegations Romeo Phillion made in his claim.

Sources:
http://injusticebusters.org/index.htm/Romeo_Phillion.htm

http://netk.net.au/Canada/Canada30.asp

http://globalnews.ca/video/1282412/wrongfully-imprisoned-man-thanks-rubin-hurricane-carter