This is one scary woman fronting a very scary organization. The Star has just started running its own series on the dangers of having ultra-secretive, quasi-judicial bodies such  as the one this woman fronts for operating in the shadows. Criminal justice in Canada has earned a degree of trust by keeping itself in the spotlight and being very open to criticism. The Ontario Human Rights Commission though? No, they operate under a cloud of secrecy and anything they have to say on issues around criminal justice needs to be disregarded until they can prove themselves worthy of trust through open, transparent operations and heavy public scrutiny.