Hon. Eugene Glen Ewaschuk

Superior Court Judge Eugene Ewaschuk said the attack on the homeless man was "sadistic" and carried out "with military precision."

"They used him as a combination punching bag and soccer ball," he said.

Even Ontario Superior Court Judge Eugene Ewaschuk recognized the most famous father in Canada yesterday, although perhaps only this particular judge is sufficiently frank and natural to have admitted it.

Judge Eugene Ewaschuk expressed disgust in his sentencing statement Wednesday for Jeffrey Hall and Brian Deganis, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter, the Toronto Star reported.
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Ewaschuk said in his sentencing statement the two 21-year-old military reservists kicked the victim repeatedly to the point where he was thrown 10 feet, the Star said.

THE HONOURABLE EUGENE GLEN EWASCHUK

Born on June 23, 1940, at Windsor, Ontario.Education at Assumption University, Windsor; and Osgoode Hall, Toronto.Called to the Bar of Ontario, 1966.Became assistant Crown Attorney in 1966 in Toronto and Associate Professor of Law at University of Windsor in 1972 and Sessional Professor of Law.Director of Criminal Justice, Province of Saskatchewan.Called to the Bar of Saskatchewan, 1974.Director of Criminal Law Amendments, federal Department of Justice, 1976; and general counsel, criminal and constitutional law, 1981.Appointed judge of the Supreme Court of Ontario in 1983.Appointed judge of the Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada, July 26, 1995.Address: Osgoode Hall, 130 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5H 2N5

Judge Eugene Ewaschuk, left, holds court in a parking lot, with registrar Diane Jennings, crown prosecutor Joseph Callaghan and seated court reporter Mari Speno.