Sentences with phrase «uncivil conduct»
"Uncivil conduct" refers to rude, disrespectful, or inappropriate behavior that goes against commonly accepted social norms. It can involve actions like being impolite, disrespectful, or engaging in offensive language or actions towards others. Full definition
After 70 days of trial, the OSC applied for judicial review in the Superior Court, arguing that Groia had repeatedly engaged in uncivil conduct in violation of the LSUC's Rules of Professional Conduct and that Hryn, by failing to control this unacceptable conduct, had lost jurisdiction.
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Today, the Divisional Court of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed Joseph Groia's appeal from the Law Society of Upper Canada's discipline conviction for uncivil conduct during a criminal trial (Groia v. LSUC).
It is widely perceived that the problem of uncivil conduct online has reached epidemic proportions.
«There are many reasons why a trial judge may elect not to criticize or complain about an advocate's uncivil conduct in court, including the simple reality that refraining from such action in a given case may permit the proceeding to advance more efficiently,» wrote Cronk.
He points out that he was not chastised by the trial judge for uncivil conduct, let alone sanctioned.
Today's appeal concerns the case of an Ontario lawyer, Joseph Groia, who was disciplined by Ontario's law society for having engaged in uncivil conduct.
However, in between, the case found its way to the Court of Appeal following an application by the prosecutor to disqualify the trial judge fundamentally as a result of his alleged failure to curb Groia's uncivil conduct in the course of the trial.
Through my interactions, I learned about many of the same problems discussed in Professor Julie Macfarlane's research, including the uncivil conduct of opposing lawyers.
Taken together, these tweets amount to uncivil conduct.
At one point during the trial, the OSC sought the removal of the trial judge, Peter Hryn, «for, among other things, an alleged failure to control the uncivil conduct of (Groia),» according to the factum.
For uncivil conduct to rise to the level that would properly engage the disciplinary process, it must be conduct that, in addition to being uncivil, will also bring the administration of justice into disrepute, or would have the tendency to do so.»