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About
Faculty
About
Focusing on the early years of practice, these on-demand programs explore the law of judicial review. They also delve into mechanics and procedure, including statutory and common law requirements.
Topics include:
- The mechanics of a judicial review application and best practices in conducting a judicial review before the court
- Statutory appeals vs. judicial reviews
- Judicial reviews in the context of labour law
- Judicial reviews from a tribunal perspective
- Judicial reviews from a court perspective
These programs are designed for lawyers in their first few years of practice and those looking for a refresher of the basics.
These on-demand programs were originally presented on February 28, 2024 as part of Practice Foundations: Judicial Reviews. The total running time for each presentation ranges between 43 minutes and 1 hour, 15 minutes.
Faculty
Co-Chairs
Gavin Fitch KC, McLennan Ross LLP
Alexander W Yiu, Ackroyd LLP
Presenters
Justice Janice R. Ashcroft, Court of King’s Bench of Alberta
Richard E. Harrison, Wilson Laycraft
Kathryn Oviatt, Alberta Human Rights Commission
M. Joseph Redman, Shores Jardine LLP
Rebecca Silverberg, McLennan Ross LLP
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