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Erika Chamberlain, Professor and Dean, Faculty of Law, Western University

Could Ottawa police be sued for failing to arrest 'freedom convoy' protesters?

Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly listens to a question at a news conference on enforcement measures as a protest against COVID-19 restrictions continued into its second week. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang

The leaders of the so-called freedom convoy in Ottawa have been served with a $9.8 million class-action lawsuit for the private nuisance caused by the noise and disturbance of the protest.

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