The article is between being extremely and generously charitable to the Chief Justices...

... and being flat-out propaganda that would make their publicists roar in approval.

Look, the Court made one of the biggest messes in the history of Canadian jurisprudence when it trotted out its rigidly strict and ivory-tower-hatched demands on timing requirements for cases.

That fact really ought to be recognized. Which is to say that really the Chief Justices are simply showing up with mops and buckets to try to help tackle the ugly mess they made.

Hopefully they learned a lesson and, in future, will not ridiculously jeopardize the safety of society with massive demands on other bodies, such as with the hair trigger foolishly engineered in the ruling that created this disaster.

For crying out loud, if you are going to demand that the legislature get something done within 12 months, then make it so they are jailed at month 8 if the task is incomplete, with no release until it is complete.