Justice Brown took the opportunity in writing the decision to explain how crucial it is to be accurate when communicating with the court, and
how judicial resources are wasted when counsel does not properly communicate with the court.
Not exact matches
The Committee is saddled with the responsibility of implementing the
Judicial Commission of Inquiry report set up in 2016 by governor Yahaya Bello to look into
how the
resources of the state were expended between May 2003 to January 2016.
Because my focus was on the craft of drafting an opinion primarily for courses on
judicial opinion writing, I leaned toward «
how - to»
resources.
So
how does a case like this wend its way through our clogged system, squandering scarce
judicial and community
resources, while no one watches the public purse?
Access to justice is a common debated theme, most notably
how to get the necessary
resources to improve the accessibility to and of our
judicial system.
Alabama: Senate approves
Judicial Resources Allocation Commission with power to move judgeships; requires more uniformity in
how cases are counted throughout state
* Introduction to the firm's expectations, internal processes (submitting memos for review, etc.); * creating and recording a research plan / trail; research guides; organizing your research; * library
resources and library tour; * intranet (ben.net) searching intranet and internet searching; tips and cautions; * organization, analysis and writing of BJ memos; * corporate precedents: data bank, and searching of; * Canadian Abridgement & CED: print and electronic version: searching (Carswell's rep does this); * MLB index system: using, searching online * internal memo bank:
how it's indexed;
how to search; *
how to search periodical databases; * BJ oil & gas precedents: use of and searching; *
how to do client specific research, analysis and memoranda; * research, writing of quantum memos; * QL databases, pricing and searching; * Statute research: finding, updating,
judicial consideration (librarians teach this).
Justice Brown concludes unless these obstacles are removed, «I have difficulty seeing
how tangible improvements in Ontario's civil justice system can occur in the face of fixed
judicial resources.»
The question is
how those limited
judicial resources should best be used to promote the goals of efficiency and proportionality.
As a result of the scarce
judicial resources, judges must make decisions about
how to best use these
resources if the public system wants to maintain its position as the primary system in adjudicating civil disputes and in driving the development of civil case law.
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resources that cover topics such as the process of
judicial review and the standards of review,
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