A panel of three Court of Appeal judges ruled partly in LaGrange's favour, striking the ruling that she issue an apology. ^[1] Alberta's highest court struck the decision by the Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools board requiring trustee Monique LaGrange to publicly apologize for a social media post comparing children waving Pride flags to Nazi Germany. ^[2] The Alberta Court of Appeal ruled that the Catholic school board's requirement that former trustee Monique LaGrange publicly apologize for a meme was compelled speech and an attempt at public humiliation. ^[3] The board sanctioned LaGrange by demanding an apology, censuring her from parts of her job, and requiring her to undergo sensitivity training. ^[4] The court stated that requiring LaGrange to be 'deeply sorry' for her actions amounts to compelled speech and imposes an impossible standard since she does not believe she was in the wrong. ^[5] The meme that prompted the dispute compared LGBT 'pride' with Nazism. ^[6]