Dear supporters,

We have a crucial update regarding Eli LaRue's case and the Faint Hope process. Eli will be appearing in court with me, Jennifer LaRue, on or around October 3, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. This appearance is to address the court about the next steps.

Our lawyer has advised us that the judge will likely provide direction on how to proceed, which is expected to involve pursuing a judicial review in the federal court system. This is necessary to address the file corrections that the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) is using to dilute the Faint Hope Clause case. It appears that we cannot challenge the CSC's information directly through the Faint Hope process itself. 

The issue of CSC submitting incorrect information:

The reliance on inaccurate information from the CSC to influence a case is a documented issue in Canadian law. This can have a significant impact on an individual's rehabilitation and eventual parole eligibility. For example, in the landmark case of Mooring v. Canada (National Parole Board), the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed that the Parole Board must exclude irrelevant or unreliable information from consideration when making its decision. This case sets a precedent that justice requires decisions to be based on accurate and reliable information, a principle we intend to uphold. 

We thank you for your continued support as we take this important next step. We will provide another update as soon as we have more information from the court. 

Thank you,

Jenni LaRue

[although the court is proposing October 3, that date is a scheduled PFV, and we fought hard for these services back. I’m going to contact the registry to ask for a new date] [photo is of us but AI generated to be together]