SC ruled in 2010 they had no authority to order Govmt request Khadr repatriation, it's executive's prerogative. In 2008 and 2010 SC ruled Khadr's rights were breached on 2 occasions in 2003 when interviewed by CSIS and DFAIT & once in 2004 when interviewed by DFAIT. CSIS wanted Khadr interview for "compelling operational reasons ...given the threat posed by Sunni Islamic extremism ...following 9/11".  US preconditioned access to Khadr only if interviews were taped, transcripts provided to US. SC said this "may have provided important evidence relating to his criminal proceedings " to US which might have contributed to continuing detention. See SIRCS 2008 report used by SC " CSIS’s Role in the Matter of Omar Khadr".This is full extent of Canada's so called egregious offences against Khadr which Trudeau and terrorist sympathizers say justify 10.5 million payoff. After 9/11 It would have been outrageous dereliction of duty if CSIS had not interviewed Khadr.