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1. ablawg.ca › 2015/11/03 › when-judicial-decisions-goWhen Judicial Decisions Go from Wrong to Wrongful - ABlawg

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   Nov 3, 2015 · In a case out of New Brunswick, a provincial court judge was removed from office after saying that the people of the Acadian Peninsula were all dishonest (Moreau-Bérubé v New Brunswick 2002 SCC 11 at para 3). In these cases, the regulatory concern has been that “the actions and expressions of an individual judge trigger concerns about the integrity of the judicial function itself.”

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2. www.canadianjusticereviewboard.ca › articles-caseApprehension of Bias when judges decide | Canadian Justice ...

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   Jun 20, 2012 · The Court of Appeal concluded that the appellant met the high threshold necessary to establish a reasonable apprehension of bias. The circumstances created a reasonable apprehension of bias, necessitating a new trial before a different judge. Author's note: The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter.

3. www.avvo.com › legal-answers › when-a-judge-rules-inWhen a judge rules in your favor what doesthat mean do I get ...

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   Sep 3, 2013 · As required by our Legal Terms, attorneys must disclose if any AI is used in answering your question. Judges make a lot of informal comments off of the record in an effort to move a case a long. I am not saying these comments are not truthful but it does not mean that the Judge will definitely rule your way once the final evidence is admitted ...

4. www.freeadvice.com › legal › the-judge-or-jury-ruledThe judge or jury ruled in my favor. What happens next?

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   Jul 17, 2023 · Our opinions are our own. A ruling in your favor by judge or jury in a civil case does not necessarily end the lawsuit. Once a ruling is handed down, the losing party has a right to appeal. The loser must file a written notice of appeal generally within 30 days of the ruling. If this happens, the case goes to an appellate court for review.

5. www.formativelaw.ca › 2020 › 10Fundamental Misconceptions About How Judges Make Decisions

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   Oct 30, 2020 · Once the truth emerges, obviously, the judge figures that out and then judge rules on that and in the favor of the party that has more merit,. 2) Now, inquisitorial process is different. In the inquisitorial process there is no adversary or adversaries. In that case it’s essentially one person or one body that is tasked to find the truth.

6. www.acmlawfirm.ca › ontario-barrister-solicitorHow to Win Your Court Case by Following 5 Simple Principles ...

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   Oct 7, 2021 · If it’s a family case, you need to be focussing on the best interests of the children from as objective a perspective as possible, not on trying to prove the other person is a “bad” parent by calling a string of your family members to bad mouth your ex-spouse. If it’s a criminal case, focus on whether there really is proof beyond a ...

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   • Have a judge and jury hear the case in a superior court. Have a judge alone hear the case in superior court. There may be a preliminary hearing before a trial, during which a judge examines the case to decide if there is enough evidence to proceed with the trial. If the judge decides there is not enough evidence, the case will be dismissed.

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   Should a judge rule in your favor?

   • On the basis of that character, they want the judge to rule in their favor. The argument, essentially, is that I am a good person, I never lie, I am an honest person, therefore you should rule in my favor. It is very important to understand that character references are 99 percent of the time irrelevant .

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   What happens if there is no evidence before a trial?

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   Why is the court not going to rule in my favor?

   • The court is not going to rule in your favor because the evidence of that uncle who is sitting in the Bahamas is not before the court. The court is not going to divine some evidence that may have existed. That is not the role of the court. The court is going to make its decision on the basis of evidence.

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   What happens if a ruling is handed down in a civil case?

   • Our opinions are our own. A ruling in your favor by judge or jury in a civil case does not necessarily end the lawsuit. Once a ruling is handed down, the losing party has a right to appeal. The loser must file a written notice of appeal generally within 30 days of the ruling. If this happens, the case goes to an appellate court for review.

   The judge or jury ruled in my favor. What happens next?

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8. justice.gc.ca › eng › csj-sjcCivil and criminal cases - About Canada's System of Justice

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   Have a judge and jury hear the case in a superior court. Have a judge alone hear the case in superior court. There may be a preliminary hearing before a trial, during which a judge examines the case to decide if there is enough evidence to proceed with the trial. If the judge decides there is not enough evidence, the case will be dismissed ...