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Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication
Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication Administrative Law Blog Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication by Deanna Froese
February 27, 2024
A professional’s Charter right to freedom of expression falls short against his professional obligations in protecting him from undergoing mandatory training to remediate his public statements
A professional’s Charter right to freedom of expression falls short against his professional obligations in protecting him from undergoing mandatory training to remediate his public statements Administrative Law Blog A professional’s Charter right to freedom of expression falls short against his professional obligations in protecting him from undergoing mandatory training to remediate his public statements by Renée Gagnon
October 20, 2023
Court addresses application of principles governing judicial discipline
Court addresses application of principles governing judicial discipline Administrative Law Blog Court addresses application of principles governing judicial discipline by Joel A. Morris*
July 25, 2023
Administrative Law Blog Court dismisses appeal of physician seeking to overturn decision to not renew privileges August 16, 2022
You make the rules, or else you have to play fair: a society is entitled to create its own procedures, and in doing so may violate some principles of natural justice, as long as it does so expressly in its bylaws
You make the rules, or else you have to play fair: a society is entitled to create its own procedures, and in doing so may violate some principles of natural justice, as long as it does so expressly in its bylaws Administrative Law Blog You make the rules, or else you have to play fair: a society is entitled to create its own procedures, and in doing so may violate some principles of natural justice, as long as it does so expressly in its bylaws by Mollie Clark
June 21, 2022
Jurisdiction and process do matter; police sergeant wins case against the Police Complaint Commissioner Administrative Law Blog Jurisdiction and process do matter; police sergeant wins case against the Police Complaint Commissioner by Scott J. Marcinkow*
January 25, 2022
Finding of professional misconduct reversed on basis that College failed to specific elements of allegation in citation Administrative Law Blog Finding of professional misconduct reversed on basis that College failed to specific elements of allegation in citation by Joel A. Morris*
October 19, 2021
Court upholds penalties for a City Councillor who sexually harassed a colleague Administrative Law Blog Court upholds penalties for a City Councillor who sexually harassed a colleague by Scott J. Marcinkow*
August 17, 2021
Administrative Law Blog Did the appellant “promptly and completely” reply to the Law Society of Ontario (respondent) during an investigation into the appellant’s law firm that focused on the firm’s structure and referral fee practices? July 20, 2021
It’s all fair game: the scope of an investigation ordered pursuant to British Columbia Law Society Rule 4-55 encompasses a broad investigation of the member’s entire legal practice and is not limited to the concerns that triggered the investigation
It’s all fair game: the scope of an investigation ordered pursuant to British Columbia Law Society Rule 4-55 encompasses a broad investigation of the member’s entire legal practice and is not limited to the concerns that triggered the investigation Administrative Law Blog It’s all fair game: the scope of an investigation ordered pursuant to British Columbia Law Society Rule 4-55 encompasses a broad investigation of the member’s entire legal practice and is not limited to the concerns that triggered the investigation by Mollie Clark
July 20, 2021
Determination of internal standard of review of an administrative tribunal following Vavilov Administrative Law Blog Determination of internal standard of review of an administrative tribunal following Vavilov by Joel A. Morris*
July 20, 2021
Judicial review prior to conclusion of administrative proceeding not allowed on allegation of bias alone
Judicial review prior to conclusion of administrative proceeding not allowed on allegation of bias alone Administrative Law Blog Judicial review prior to conclusion of administrative proceeding not allowed on allegation of bias alone by JoAnne Barnum
May 18, 2021
Off duty conduct must be carefully assessed before concluding it warrants disciplinary action Administrative Law Blog Off duty conduct must be carefully assessed before concluding it warrants disciplinary action by Scott J. Marcinkow*
April 20, 2021
A principal’s isolated misconduct did not justify a demotion Administrative Law Blog A principal’s isolated misconduct did not justify a demotion by Scott J. Marcinkow*
April 20, 2021
Administrative Law Blog Court upholds revocation of physician’s licence after repeated care and conduct concerns over a lengthy period of time March 16, 2021
Reasonable for panel to sanction medical student for leaving medical records in a dumpster
Reasonable for panel to sanction medical student for leaving medical records in a dumpster Administrative Law Blog Reasonable for panel to sanction medical student for leaving medical records in a dumpster by JoAnne Barnum
February 16, 2021