Sentences with phrase «of the administration of justice»

The integrity of the administration of justice depends upon this perception.

These cases demonstrate that what is in issue is the protection of the administration of justice rather than just the duties owed by lawyers to their clients.

It seems to me that our ethical rules and the law could benefit from greater precision so that we protect what is properly protected in support of the administration of justice.

It was a basic principle of the administration of justice that court proceedings should take place in public and that there should be freedom to publish reports of those proceedings.

It is integral to public confidence in the justice system and the public's understanding of the administration of justice.

The motion required the court to consider privacy interests, the promotion of the administration of justice and the value of freedom of expression in the context of political speech.

The key consideration in these cases has been the balance between access to justice and preventing the abuse of the administration of justice.

This course of action is to the advantage of the administration of justice, the courts themselves, and the defense.

Other changes to the procedures and practices of the administration of justice may be required.

He should only be compelled to speak if his response was vital to the integrity of the administration of justice, keeping in mind the high value society places in maintaining investigative journalism.

It is engaged by consideration of the long term repute of the administration of justice under the exclusion analysis mandated by R v Grant, [2009] 2 SCR 353.

On December 29, 2005, Newfoundland and Labrador Justice Minister Tom Marshall said, «Commissioner Lamer asked for more time to complete his report and it is in the best interest of the administration of justice in this province to provide him with the time he needs to make the appropriate recommendations,» Marshall explained.

There is no right of appeal against a conviction or sentence to the High Court under of the Administration of Justice Act 1960, s 13.

While commending Governor for being passionate about the development and advancement of administration of justice in the state, Justice Ojo said the present administration has done excellently well towards ensuring efficient and effective justice delivery.

The report described the justice system as being «in crisis,» with Aboriginal people overrepresented in prisons, but significantly underrepresented in all facets of the administration of the justice system, including on juries.

(b) the salutary effects of the publication ban outweigh the deleterious effects on the rights and interests of the parties and the public, including the effects on the right to free expression, the right of the accused to a fair and public trial, and the efficacy of the administration of justice.

I suspect you would now challenge the notion that Charter and quasi-constitutional principles are at the core of the administration of justice, given that your interpretation above would absurdly allow lawyers to treat quasi-constitutional principles differently than the general public.

[70] It should be no surprise to the Law Society that the optics are problematic in the general context of administration of justice.

(d) taking part publicly in controversial political discussions except in respect of matters directly affecting the operation of the courts, the independence of the judiciary or fundamental aspects of the administration of justice;

The challenge for the CBA is to consider how this ancient concept which is a fundamental part of the administration of justice should apply and adapt to the changes of the 21st century

Citing Gorse v. Straker 2010 BCSC 119 (CanLII) at paras. 25 - 34; Frenette v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 1992 CanLII 85 (SCC) at p. 666; M. (A.) v. Ryan 1997 CanLII 403 (SCC) at para. 38, the Court of Appeal stated that, in making such a ruling, the Court must «balance» the need to protect privacy interests in irrelevant material on the one hand, and the need to ensure «adequate discovery as a facet of the administration of justice» on the other.

He feels the greatest challenge that offshore litigation faces is court venue arbitrage and calls for vast improvements in the architecture of the current e-platforms to drive down the costs of the administration of justice for court users.

While the cases have not yet examined whether the Macdonald Estate principles apply with equal vigour to litigation privileged information as to solicitor - client privileged information, one would think that the same result would apply despite the greater protection applied to solicitor - client information as the integrity of the administration of justice requires that the opposing party not have access to either type of privileged information.

The attention of the Minority Caucus in Parliament has been drawn to a very bizarre legal development in the country, which at best can be described as a slap in the face of the administration of justice, the rule of law and the judiciary in particular in this Country.

«Our profession and the credibility of the administration of justice system depend entirely on public confidence.

Applicants must be licensed to practice law within the state and employed full time at a qualified organization aimed at providing legal services to the poor, law related education, or enhancement of the administration of justice.

Unlike defence counsel, who are specifically enjoined to be biased and zealous in the pursuit of their client's interests, the prosecutor must take a dispassionate and detached view of the court proceedings, all in the name of the administration of justice.

A sweeping recommendation that was not a central focus of the Commission's work, this recommendation came out of the «profound and pervasive impact that the criminal justice system has on individuals, the rule of law, and the public's perception of the administration of justice.»

The open court principle is, and should be, an immovable object in the service of the administration of justice.

It advanced as far as the Supreme Court before it was rectified by reference to a wider interpretation of the Administration of Justice Act 1982 S20, which was introduced some 35 years ago, with the intention of making it easier to validate a will and to make the law on wills more flexible.

ADR does not feature in its index, and, in relation to the role of the civil courts, is said to be «by definition, the antithesis of the administration of justice by the courts»

71 In R. v. Collins, supra, the Supreme Court held that the factors which must be considered in determining whether the admission of the evidence in question could bring the administration of justice into disrepute are the effect of the admission of the evidence on trial fairness; the seriousness of the Charter breach; and the effect on the repute of the administration of justice if the evidence is admitted or excluded.

Allowing the case to be broadcast on the Internet would be an important milestone for the judicial process and would no doubt reassert the publics» role as observers of the administration of justice in this country.

His report, Review of the Administration of Justice in the Courts, published last week, covers matters of importance to judges arising in the 2008 - 2009 legal year.

Though a measure of last resort, disqualification may sometimes be necessary to protect the integrity of the administration of justice when the extent of receiving counsel's knowledge is too great for confidence to be restored.

The Prosecutor should also consider the gravity of the administration of justice offence and the underlying facts in proportion to the consequences of proceeding with the criminal charge.

Judge Mark R. Kravitz Symposium Series on the Administration of Justice The Connecticut Bar Foundation has established a new symposium series that recognizes the leadership of Judge Mark R. Kravitz in the field of the administration of justice.

District Judge Workman has worked tirelessly for the improvement of the administration of justice over the years, and his CBE is objectively justified.

Without an indictment there can not be a valid trial and, on the express language of the Administration of Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1933, s 2 (1) the only step which changes a draft indictment into an indictment is the signing of it by the proper officer of the court.