«I conclude that the applicant's repeated attempts to pursue the same allegations against the University about her official transcript have reached
the point of abuse of process.
Not exact matches
Carlos, you make an excellent
point about the erosion
of the democratic
process due to
abuse from politicians, the media and big money which allows politicians like Kenney and Trump to flourish.
[50] Regardless
of the precise language used, the key
point is this:
abuse of process refers to Crown conduct that is egregious and seriously compromises trial fairness and / or the integrity
of the justice system.
We next reviewed each
of the 65 cases we found in 2014, and removed each case that included either a formal declaration that the SRL was a «vexatious litigant», or any indicia in the judgment hinting at vexatiousness or «
process abuse» (for example, multiple filings in this case, or previous actions on similar
points)[5].
The report recognises this problem but
points out that other protections are enshrined in the UK's extradition laws, notably the
abuse of process jurisdiction, and that judges are able to identify abusive requests without the need to examine the evidence.
In my opinion as both an alienated parent and a psychiatric nurse, this
point lends itself to the argument that parental alienation as a form
of abuse should be viewed within the context
of mental health to ensure an effective and robust assessment
process.