A BIG "YES" and a little no!
Good Day Readers:
We just received the following e-mail from the Canadian Judicial Council which we have not yet had a chance to study in detail, however, the CJC released 2-decisions a few minutes ago:
(1) The "BIG YES" - The second complaint against ACJ Douglas will go ahead. It involved 2-computer discs that were anonymously sent to the Canadian Judicial Council
(2) The "little no" - Too bad for you CBC no real time tweeting from the courtroom during the Inquiry
We'll be commenting upon those decisions as soon as we've had a chance to study them in detail. In the meantime, VJH and Chris Budgell if you read this and have the time our readers would undoubtedly be interested in your comments and so would we given all the money CyberSmokeBlog is paying you.
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
Ottawa, 24 June 2012 –The Inquiry Committee into the matter of Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas has made a ruling concerning the admissibility of certain computer discs and issued an order concerning the use of Personal Electonic Devices. The Ruling and Order are available on Council's website at www.cjc-ccm.gc.ca.
The Inquiry Committee will resume its public hearings on 25, 26 and 27 June, 2012 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Contact
Norman Sabourin
Executive Director and Senior General Counsel
(613) 288-1566 ext 301
Aussi disponible en Francais
We just received the following e-mail from the Canadian Judicial Council which we have not yet had a chance to study in detail, however, the CJC released 2-decisions a few minutes ago:
(1) The "BIG YES" - The second complaint against ACJ Douglas will go ahead. It involved 2-computer discs that were anonymously sent to the Canadian Judicial Council
(2) The "little no" - Too bad for you CBC no real time tweeting from the courtroom during the Inquiry
We'll be commenting upon those decisions as soon as we've had a chance to study them in detail. In the meantime, VJH and Chris Budgell if you read this and have the time our readers would undoubtedly be interested in your comments and so would we given all the money CyberSmokeBlog is paying you.
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
Rulings of the Inquiry Committee concerning Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas
Ottawa, 24 June 2012 –The Inquiry Committee into the matter of Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas has made a ruling concerning the admissibility of certain computer discs and issued an order concerning the use of Personal Electonic Devices. The Ruling and Order are available on Council's website at www.cjc-ccm.gc.ca.
The Inquiry Committee will resume its public hearings on 25, 26 and 27 June, 2012 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Contact
Norman Sabourin
Executive Director and Senior General Counsel
(613) 288-1566 ext 301
Aussi disponible en Francais
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