At no time has the Supreme Court ruled on financial compensation. Khadr was a young man in Afghanistan when he was captured fighting side-by-side with like-minded terrorists in the Taliban - 15 years old in Afghanistan is not the same as 15 years old in Canada.
Khadr is a convicted murderer and terrorist.  Khadr committed treason in fighting against Canada and our Allies with the Taliban, which included building the same type of IED's used to kill Canadian soldiers. The US Judge who oversaw Khadr's case advised that even using liberal interpretations of prisoner treatment, Khadr was treated fairly. A vocal minority of self-titled "progressives" are going blue in the face in attempts to justify Canada's payment to a traitor and convicted terrorist; they represent an opinion void of integrity and self-respect. The payment to Khadr is an inexcusable disgrace and spits in the face of the men and women of the Canadian Forces. Khadr is owed nothing, if anything, he owes Canada an apology.