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  Canada bill would allow terror victims to sue perpetrators in Canadian courts

  Posted: June 3rd, 2009, 4:39am MSD by Brian Jackson

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  [JURIST] Canadian Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan [official profile] on Tuesday announced [press release] the introduction of legislation [C-35 text; materials] to the House of Commons that would allow victims of terrorism to sue perpetrators in Canadian courts. The Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act [Public Safety backgrounder] would allow any individuals who can prove a link between an