Administrative Law Matters

Monday, 31 March 2014

The "Range" of Reasonable Outcomes: a Spectrum or an Accordion?

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My post welcoming Evans J.A.'s recent suggestion that weight could be accorded to administrative determinations of procedural fairness ...
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Friday, 28 March 2014

Move Along, Nothing to See Here: Orthodoxy and Procedural Fairness

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A vigorous debate erupted in the comments to a recent post on deference on questions of procedural fairness . Recently, doctrinal orthodoxy ...
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Monday, 24 March 2014

Turning Back Time: Legitimate Expectations and the Potential Significance of Paragraph 6 of the Nadon Reference

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Consider paragraph 6 of Friday's Supreme Court of Canada decision in the Nadon reference: [ 6 ]                               The pra...
Sunday, 23 March 2014

And What if the Nadon Reference Never Happened? A (Fanciful) Thought Experiment

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As you probably know by now, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Friday that federal court judges are not eligible for appointment to its t...
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Tuesday, 18 March 2014

Overlapping Jurisdiction and Access to Administrative Justice: Université McGill c. Ong, 2014 QCCA 458

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There are two interesting aspects to Université McGill c. Ong , 2014 QCCA 458 , a technical aspect about administrative-law doctr...
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Monday, 17 March 2014

Procedural Fairness and Prosecutorial Discretion: Murphy v. Ireland, 2014 IESC 19

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The Irish Supreme Court recently released its judgment in Murphy v. Ireland , 2014 IESC 19 . Of greatest general interest is the recognition...
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The Nadon Reference: the 16 (?) Possible Outcomes

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On Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada will hand down its decision in the "Nadon reference". For further background -- and my tak...
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Paul Daly
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Université de Montréal
By way of Cork, Philadelphia, Cambridge, Boston, Ottawa and Toronto
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