Sentences with phrase «other justice system participants»

This role requires that the judiciary be distinct from, and operate independently of, all other justice system participants, including the other two branches of government.

But what is an exceptional experience for jurors is a daily experience for other justice system participants.

Other justice system participants face many of the similar stresses but no Crown attorney, police officer, judge or paramedic is ever asked at a party how they can sleep at night representing people who commit terrible crimes.

We always welcome the opportunity to engage in dialogue with Government and other justice system participants on the issues and challenges facing the justice system.

Manitoba Courts has just recently posted a number of videos to assist self - represented litigants (SRLs) and other justice system participants on its website.

Not exact matches

Email and fax are still actively used by participants in the justice system to circulate these documents, so the appearance of those document on websites (court, CanLII, news organizations or other) merely expands the accessibility and contributes to the probability that it will be seen by someone without a direct connection to a party without direct access to the original.

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... prepared to speak with the judiciary about their interest in having the discussion at this point in time, where we would go, and canvass the views of other participants in the justice system.

In my view their failures occurred for primarily two reasons: the failure to successfully collaborate with other justice participants in framing the reform, and the failure to ensure that needed changes would work across the system.

According to the CJC, «judges, the courts and other participants in the justice system have a responsibility to promote opportunities for all persons to understand and meaningfully present their case, regardless of representation,»