Moiz Karimjee, an assistant Crown attorney in Ottawa, is pushing back on allegations the disclosure was deliberate.
OTTAWA—A Crown lawyer is pushing back on allegations he deliberately made public a huge volume of personal cellphone data belonging to an organizer of the so-called “Freedom Convoy” protests, who argues his criminal charges should be dropped over what he sees as an unfair invasion of privacy.
“I was only interested in communications between Ms. Lich and Mr. Barber,” Karimjee’s affidavit says. In an argument attached to the affidavit, Dallas Mack, the deputy Crown attorney at the Ottawa courthouse, said Barber’s abuse of process motion should be dismissed. The disclosure of the entire data trove was “inadvertent,” Mack said, and the records that Karimjee actually sought — communications between Barber and Lich — were clearly relevant to the Crown’s case.
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