Sentences with phrase «to a superior court»

A report published last year by the commissioner of official languages recommended stricter tests for assessing the language skills of superior court judges.

Where an election for trial by superior court judge (alone or with jury), the provincial court judge receiving the election must inquire whether the accused wishes to have a preliminary inquiry.

It's when the provincial superior courts come on, that everyone will cheer.

Just as a garden grows better in soil that is properly prepared, so also we need to properly prepare the women in the legal profession for future careers as superior court judges.

The state superior court found that the Directors acted in good faith in reaching their decision.

Before this change, online traffic schools were approved by and communicated directly with the different county superior courts.

You should check with your local superior court clerk to determine if the forms are permitted in your local court.

Nonetheless, I have been studying these leave to appeal decisions to better understand the basis upon which superior courts decide whether to hear an appeal from an administrative decision.

The tenant lives in a mobile home or RV park: This varies significantly between counties and it's highly recommended to contact your local superior court or a real estate attorney.

Once you determine the appropriate superior court, you should access its website to obtain procedural information.

She is soon to be a certified superior court mediator.

In our view, superior courts retain wide jurisdiction to relieve taxpayers from the effect of their mistakes.

Indeed, a review of appellate and superior court decisions confirms that the Canadian judiciary works extremely hard to ensure that an accused receives a fair trial.

This also makes completion processing a more streamlined process than it was when dealing with the 58 individual superior courts.

Our courts must be seen to apply the written law and (in the common law system) the rulings of superior courts.

Each county has at least one superior court judge.

... The provincial superior courts have always occupied a position of prime importance in the constitutional pattern of this country.

The lawsuit, filed June 11 in superior court in San Francisco, says programs that won't be reviewed include those serving students who are English - language learners, migrants, and neglected, delinquent, or homeless.

Before trial, the driver argued that evidence of his blood alcohol content (BAC) should be suppressed because his lack of privacy to freely communicate with his attorney resulted in a violation of his rule based right to counsel under CrR 3.1 of the criminal rules for superior court in Washington State.

A unified family court, with superior court jurisdiction, but governed by simplified rules similar to those used in most provincial courts, would be available to hear applications for interim and final orders, both contested and by consent, on subjects for which the authority of the court is desirable, including:

A growing body of jurisprudence from superior courts across Canada now uses this test to determine a trust's provincial residence.

«On 24 July, a California superior court found in favor of UCSD, issuing a preliminary injunction to restore control of the study data to the school.»

Appeared before superior courts in British Columbia and the Northwest Territories, the Human Rights Tribunal and Small Claims Court

McAllister v. Secretary of State for Work & Pensions2003 SLT 1195 Inner House; Statutory Appeal; Proper approach to be taken by superior court where appeal conceded by respondent.

These have highlighted Alberta's low ratio of superior court level judges, relative to its population, compared with other provinces.

Garwill Law provides litigation services for cases at superior courts of record, boards, tribunals, panels, and commissions of inquiry.

Interesting fact is that the Northwest Territories has the only all female superior court bench in Canada.

Corporate partner Guy Allard from Canadian firm Frasner Milner Casgrain is advising Saint - Laurent, Quebec - based Aveos in bankruptcy proceedings in Quebec superior court under Canada's Companies» Creditors Arrangement Act.

Most replacements of superior court justices are due to their mandatory retirement at age 75; their replacements should be in place and «ready to take over the very minute someone retires,» says Baker.

In the Federal Court system, prothonotaries — full judicial officers who exercise many of the powers and functions of judges — are employed, at a pay rate of about 70 per cent of what superior court judges make.

It is equal in status to other national superior courts such as the Federal Court... It consists of a CJ and as many other Judges as hold office under the Industrial Relations Act 1988... the Workplace Relations and other Legislation Amendment Act 1996, [transferred] the Court's jurisdiction to other Courts, mainly the Federal Court of Australia.»

In a landmark ruling, a Los Angeles superior court judge on Tuesday struck down key elements of California's teacher tenure statutes after finding that the near inability to fire ineffective teachers disproportionately hurts poor and minority students.

Women lawyers, between 2006 and 2015, applied for superior court judicial appointments in Canada at roughly half the rate of men in the same time period, reports Cristin Schmitz in the September 16, 2016 issue of The Lawyers Weekly.

For example, there is a clear division in our courtrooms to separate those within the profession from those outside, and the robes we don for superior court proceedings further accentuate the distinction.

The CJC's 39 members are the chief justices, associate chief justices, and senior judges from provincial and federal superior courts across Canada.

In the recent case of Rawlins v Rawlins, the Ontario superior court court dealt with a motion to enforce a settlement reached at mediation.

The authority of this Court, like other superior courts of inherent jurisdiction, does not flow from legislation, as does, for example, the Provincial Court of Alberta.

«Concurrent jurisdiction over lawyers, shared between superior courts and law societies, is an ordinary aspect of the dual identities of lawyers as officers of the court and members of a regulated profession,» she wrote.

In June 2012, L.A. superior court judge Terry Green ruled that the district should factor in rooms not being used for regular classes.

A North Carolina superior court judge will hold a hearing Wednesday on whether the state is providing every student with the opportunity for an adequate education.

A recent public opinion poll conducted in Bridgeport included questions about Malloy, Mayor Bill Finch, Paul Vallas, members of the Working Family Party who serve as the outspoken minority on the Bridgeport Board of Education and Carmen Lopez, the former Connecticut superior court judge who brought the lawsuit that determined that Paul Vallas lacked the credentials necessary to serve as a superintendent of schools in Connecticut.

Other statutory and common law remedial approaches through provincial superior courts exist to stitch together wounded plans or heal diseased documents before the affected taxpayers suffer a significant loss of cash.

HB 1078 effectively repeals the special superior court judges authorized by G.S. 7A - 45.1 however rather than allowing the Chief Justice to retain the ability to designate future Business Court Judges from the Superior Court bench, the Governor would pick them instead.

Council membership consists of the chief justices, associate chief justices, and some senior judges from provincial and federal superior courts across the country.

In cases where confidentiality of sensitive information is a concern, erring on the side of caution is important since, unlike superior courts, which can prevent misuse of confidential information through court order, professional regulatory bodies have no express power to control what complainants do with information once in their possession.