"The Globe sent a transcript of the Chief Justice's remarks to Isabel Grant, a professor at the University of British Columbia's Allard School of Law, who specializes in criminal law and violence against women. She replied that the Chief Justice appears to be setting up a false dichotomy between rights of the accused and expectations of the complainant.

"Once you set up the framework this way, it is pretty clear what the outcome will be. Rights trump expectations," she said in an e-mail. "This way of asking the question assumes complainants themselves are not rights bearers and that the right to equal protection and benefit of the law under section 15 of the Charter [the equality clause] is irrelevant to sexual-assault prosecutions.""

If this is how the professor is teaching  she needs to be removed from the faculty.  Law is no place for extremism.