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Federal Court dismisses correctional harassment grievance review

The Federal Court dismissed an application challenging a correctional grievance decision concerning alleged harassment and the investigation process. CanLII's description reports that the decision was reasonable and that procedural fairness objections involving surveillance records and disclosure did not succeed.

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