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Phrases with «adjudicative tribunal»

An "adjudicative tribunal" is a legal term that refers to a group or panel of people who are responsible for making decisions or judgments on legal disputes or specific issues. It is like a court where decisions are made after considering evidence and hearing arguments from all parties involved. These tribunals help in settling legal matters fairly and impartially. Full definition

Sentences with «adjudicative tribunal»

  • The final report instead suggested incorporating SABS into an existing adjudicative tribunal administered by the Ministry of the Attorney General (MAG). (slaw.ca)
  • The panel, an independent adjudicative tribunal within the Law Society of Upper Canada, ruled in accordance with the LSUC's recommendations from a hearing in July, which found tax lawyer Joel Sumner should be disbarred for repeated threats to John Kochis, a chief deputy district attorney in San Bernardino, Calif., as well as toward the LSUC and the Law Society Tribunal, the tribunal agreed in its Sept. 26 ruling. (canadianlawyermag.com)
  • A troubling controversy is emerging about the decision of a couple of federal adjudicative tribunals, those charged with social security and refugee appeals, to refuse to publish all of their decisions. (administrativelawmatters.com)
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