Federal Court of Appeal labels Valery Fabrikant 'a vexatious litigant'   
   Judge rules that Fabrikant's general conduct "squanders" the resources of   
   others and those of the Court.   
      
   PRESSE CANADIENNE	Updated: July 9, 2019   
      
   Vallery Fabrikant, the former mechanical engineering professor who shot and   
   killed four fellow professors and wounded a secretary at Concordia University   
   in 1992, has once again been called “a vexatious litigant,” this time by   
   the Federal Court of    
   Appeal.   
      
   Fabrikant is serving a life sentence at Archambault Institution in   
   Ste-Anne-des-Plaines.   
      
   According to a Federal Court of Appeal judge, Fabrikant possesses multiple   
   characteristics of a vexatious litigant, such as undertaking unsubstantiated   
   or dubious proceedings, making repeated attempts to appeal Federal Court   
   decisions without obtaining    
   permission, making unfounded allegations of bias of members of the court,   
   filing multiple motions and sending inappropriate emails to officers of the   
   court.   
      
   Judge David Stratas said Fabrikant told him he was “mentally incompetent”   
   and couldn’t judge his case. He asked the judge to recuse himself, which he   
   refused.   
      
   The Federal Court of Appeal is labelling him a vexatious litigant at the   
   request of the attorney general of Canada, a label he had already received   
   from the Federal Court in 1999 and by Quebec Superior Court in 2000.   
      
   The judge granted the attorney general’s request, ruling that Fabrikant’s   
   general conduct “squanders” the resources of others and those of the court.   
      
   Declaring a person a vexatious litigant doesn’t prohibit them from going   
   before a judge, but access to the courts is regulated.   
      
   https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/federal-court-of-app   
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