Sentences with phrase «judicial complaints after»

Mr Justice Peter Smith was reported to the Office for Judicial Complaints after showing «undoubted animosity» towards a party in a case before him.

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Sainsbury's is requesting a judicial review after the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) rejected its complaint about Tesco's Price Promise campaign.

After appointing a special committee to investigate the complaint, the 5th Circuit Judicial Council issued a curt, three - page order in September 2007 reprimanding Kent and admonishing him that his behavior was inappropriate for a judge.

However after a Complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council, it came out that they indeed reviewed the Court recordings!

The law society's complaints committee suspended Gillis after he was convicted of wilfully attempting to obstruct, pervert or defeat the course of justice in a judicial proceeding in 2013.

In the U.K., the Office for Judicial Complaints, established in 2006 after a reform of the judicial complaint procedure, reports that five judges have been removed in the last three years, as well as a further eight resignations by judges under investJudicial Complaints, established in 2006 after a reform of the judicial complaint procedure, reports that five judges have been removed in the last three years, as well as a further eight resignations by judges under investjudicial complaint procedure, reports that five judges have been removed in the last three years, as well as a further eight resignations by judges under investigation.

After Toronto city solicitor Anna Kinastowski filed a complaint against Justice Ted Matlow in January 2006, the Canadian Judicial Council demanded that the supernumerary judge account for his high - profile opposition, together with some of his neighbours, to the building of a condo and retail complex on his small residential street in Toronto's Forest Hill Village, and to explain his consequent clashes with the City of Toronto's legal department.

Background: Ms. Sojourner filed a complaint of judicial bias with the Council against Judge Luce De Palma after being called by the latter several times «Mr.» during a Rental Board hearing and told that «It's probably your hair.»

(6) After the end of each year, the Judicial Council shall make an annual report to the Attorney General on its affairs, in English and French, including, with respect to all complaints received or dealt with during the year, a summary of the complaint, the findings and a statement of the disposition, but the report shall not include information that might identify the judge or the complainant.

(11) After completing the hearing, the Judicial Council may dismiss the complaint, with or without a finding that it is unfounded or, if it finds that there has been misconduct by the judge, may,

(10) At any time during or after the mediation, the complainant or the judge may refer the complaint to the Judicial Council, which shall consider the matter, in private, and may,

(Hryciuk was ordered removed from the bench in 1993 after an Ontario Judicial Council Inquiry into the sexual misconduct allegations, but was later vindicated in 1996 by the Ontario Court of Appeal after it ruled the Inquiry judge unfairly allowed new misconduct complaints to be added to the Inquiry.

After the former Chief Commissioner of the Alberta Human Rights Commission upheld the Director's dismissal of Mr. Caron's complaint as too trivial to justify a public tribunal hearing, Mr. Caron filed a judicial review application seeking to quash the Commissioner's decision.