Okay, so... I got an idea.
A site should be set up that will be an online Canadian Supreme Court... to which disuptants can submit cases. It won't have any legal binding, therefore it will be on the level of an American "Dispute Resolution Centre", but it will be based on nine judges who vote a decision, after hearing all arguments.
The judges will be determined by vote. Candidates submit their desire to serve, and everyone (including the candidate) gets one vote. The top nine get the title, duties, responsibilities, and authorities of being a "Judge".
Lawyers will be the pro-bono multitude of other forum subscribers.
Before volunteering to be a Judge, remember, you can't put your personal opinion into the argument (that gets saved for the decision), so if you like to D'rant (a word I thought of today, which stands for "drunken-rant") then don't volunteer to be a Judge. Frankly, Judge-position is probably better for lurkers, but how do you vote for a lurker?
Of course I could write the code myself, but these days software-developement has been knocked down to the level of steam-engineer, and there's so much good forum software out there, so which open-source package would be best for implementing a system like that?
I have the servers and I have the tech-support. Let's hear the best candidates for (probably PHP/mySQL based) packages exist to be formed into a function like that.
Of course, if anyone thinks they can do it faster and/or better upon opening of that egg, go ahead... let's see... just beware - in terms of final product - the MBA scoopycats.
And... to keep that post relevant for this thread, I'll have to say: The Zimmerman descision might be a travesty, but as one Canadian Judge said... it's better to let nine guilty people go than convict one innocent person. My take is the decision was about all the Judge could do with the evidence he got, regardless of what his guts might have been telling him. Sort'a leads to an argument for mass video-monitoring of a nation in order to provide more "first-hand witness".