They seem to act more algorithmic then human. People who break them are wrong. They seem to act more algorithmic then human. People who break them are wrong. But that is exactly what they are supposed to do.
Judges are to interpret law in the context of precident and intent.
Unless a law can be proven to be in conflict with the Charter, the judiciary has no right to strike it down, and must enforce it. If judges were allowed to put personality into things, we'd destroy one of the pillars of a democratic and free society, and judges would effectively be the lawmakers. Baby, light my way. They filled themselves with the first draughts of ozone from the great paradise of spruce which stretches almost unbroken from the Canadian Line to the Arctic Circle. Many of the quotations that appear above are selections from John Robert Colombo's Famous Lasting Words , 2000.