By: Jennifer Koshan PDF Version: Human Rights, the Charter, and Access to
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Not exact matches
An Uber spokesman and a
Justice Department spokesman declined to
comment to media outlets about the
case,
The
Justice Department declined to
comment on the
case beyond its filing.
And the incompetence displayed goes beyond that of Solicitor General Verrilli, but extends to several of the meaning - to - help - his -
case comments by some of the liberal Supreme Court
Justices themselves.
I can swallow insults, but I can also give them back and when I give them back, I often get victimised on a one - sided basis, the principles of natural
justice often do not apply in
cases pertaining to «insults» from KickAssFan, so u rather avoid my
comments which are directed at Wenger, or amiably reply.
The combined effect of these two Rules is that
Justice Dotse should not have allowed the public clamor for an interpretation of the judgment or the public criticism of the judgment to entice him into making a Public
Comment on the
case.
By making a Public
Comment on the
case,
Justice Dotse has compromised public confidence in his capacity to sit on and determine any further suit by the parties in the recent Abu Ramadan
case seeking an interpretation of the judgment.
Writing on
Comment is Free today, Vince Cable argues: There is now a compelling
case for a high pay commission to measure the claims of top earners that their rewards are justified and necessary, even if they offend natural
justice...
The
comments of
Justice Doste in particular indicate he has not got a firm grasp of the
case.
«I would conclude by stating categorically and without any equivocation that ANY link whatsoever with Mr. President, or any court
case or
cases, of my personal gift from my personal resources delivered to
Justice Niyi Ademola by myself on that occasion or any suggestion whatsoever that it was anything but such a gift or that it ever came from Mr. President or at his instance or that I was acting, under any circumstances, on his behalf is most malicious, utterly ridiculous and in very poor and revolting taste and most undeserving of any further
comments.»
Mr Okujeto Ablakwa who was
commenting on Supreme Court Judge,
Justice Jones Dotse's advice to political parties to emulate the attitude exhibited by Nana Akufo - Addo, who accepted the Court's verdict on the 2012 Election petition
case that ruled in favour of NDC's President John Mahama.
Asked to
comment on the decision of the apex court in the notorious Montie 3
case,
Justice Akuffo, who was appointed to the Supreme Court on November 30, 1995 by then president Jerry John Rawlings, said a nation without a good justice system could easily brea
Justice Akuffo, who was appointed to the Supreme Court on November 30, 1995 by then president Jerry John Rawlings, said a nation without a good
justice system could easily brea
justice system could easily break down.
The Ministry of
Justice has dismissed Mr
Justice Mostyn's
comments outright, saying his analysis «does not reflect the government's position» because it is inconsistent with both the charter and established
case law.
«I would conclude by stating categorically and without any equivocation that ANY link whatsoever with Mr. President, or any court
case or
cases, of my personal gift from my personal resources delivered to
Justice Niyi Ademola by myself on that occasion or any suggestion whatsoever that it was anything but such a gift or that it ever came from Mr President or at his instance or that I was acting, under any circumstances, on his behalf is most malicious, utterly ridiculous and in very very poor and revolting taste and most undeserving of any further
comments.»
Commenting on the conduct of the judge in the
case, a member of the apex court's panel,
Justice Kumai Akaahs, noted in his contribution that
Justice Archibong acted like a military dictator.
The more plausible explanation for
Justice Dotse's absence from the Bench on Thursday is that he either recused himself or was asked to recuse himself given his earlier Public
Comment on the
case.
Mr Hain, a former Northern Ireland Secretary, made the
comments about the handling of a judicial review
case by Lord
Justice Girvan in 2006.
The U.S. Department of
Justice, which handled the
case for the Interior Department, did not immediately respond to a request for
comment.
The
justices declined without
comment on May 21 to hear Tuscaloosa County, Ala., sheriff's deputy Antonio Bostic's appeal in Bostic v. Gray (
Case No. 06 - 895).
Chief District Court Judge Jacqueline Lee presided over the
case and came up with the provision that Heng perform community service at an animal shelter as part of his punishment — an idea that many who have followed the
case see as a major mistake, judging from
comments left on the
Justice for Cam Facebook page.
Gill declined to
comment, but those familiar with the Vick
case said the
Justice Department hoped early on to find a way to give the dogs a second chance.
A coalition of environmental organizations took their
case to the High Court of
Justice, arguing that the public and government bodies should be given at least 90 days to submit
comments on the new law (the same amount of time the new law gives the planning system to discuss and approve large construction projects).
New York Personal Injury blogger Eric Turkewitz
comments on the Court's use of the videotape, suggesting that video might have helped in pornography
cases, where the best standard that
Justice Potter Stewart could muster is I know it when I see it.
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By: Sarah Burton PDF Version: Life, Liberty, and the Right to CanLII: Legal Research Behind Bars
Case Commented On: R v Biever, 2015 ABQB 301 The link between access to information and access to
justice is not often discussed, but... Continue reading →
In a recent
case, Daniels v. Grizzell, 2016 ONSC 7351, Associate Chief
Justice Marrocco provided some
comments that clarify the interpretation of Rule 48.14 and give clear answers to a number of the more common questions LawPRO has received from Ontario lawyers.
At his annual press conference, the Lord Chief
Justice commented that the reforms «will also enable us to provide in - court mediation in the process of deciding a
case» which sounds very much like ENE.
So I asked Scott Greenfield who represented Bluestone (and who reported on the
case at his blog, Simple
Justice to
comment on the implications of the decision for bloggers.
Justice Kennedy was talking about how law review
case comments generally come out too late to be of use to the Court (especially in the context of deciding whether to grant certiorari in a
case).
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