"..... Another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust and another one gone and another one gone ....."
Stormin' Norman Sabourin, Executive Director/Senior General Counsel/Unofficial Head of Gatekeeping Services
The Canadian Judicial Council will review the conduct of the Honourable Michel Déziel
Ottawa, 2 May 2013 –The Canadian Judicial Council has indicated that the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec, having learned of allegations made against the Honourable Michel Déziel during the hearings of the Commission of inquiry into the granting and administration of government contracts in the construction industry, has brought the matter to the attention of the Council.
Council takes seriously all complaints about Superior Court judges. This matter will be reviewed by the Vice-chairperson of the Judicial Conduct Committee. The mandate of the Council is to determine if a judge could be unable to discharge their duties, pursuant to the provisions of the Judges Act.
In the current matter, it is important to note that the allegations are not proven and that the Commission is continuing its work.
Information about the Council, including its Complaints Procedures, can be found on the Council's website at www.cjc-ccm.gc.ca.
Contact:
Norman Sabourin
Executive Director and Senior General Counsel
(613) 288-1566 ext 313
Charbonneau Commission: Quebec Superior Court judge named in political fraud
Witness Gilles Cloutier says Michael Denziel gave him $30,000 cash, via engineering firm Dessau, to boast Blainville municipal party's coffers
By Monique Muise
Thursday, May 2, 2013
The main portion of Gilles Cloutier's testimony has now wrapped up at the Charbonneau Inquiry. He will be cross-examined by several lawyers before testifying under a publication ban about his dealings in the town of Boisbriand - currently at the centre of a court case.
MONTREAL — A Quebec Superior Court judge has become the latest high-profile personality to be named at the Charbonneau Commission.
The Canadian Judicial Council will review the conduct of the Honourable Michel Déziel
Ottawa, 2 May 2013 –The Canadian Judicial Council has indicated that the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec, having learned of allegations made against the Honourable Michel Déziel during the hearings of the Commission of inquiry into the granting and administration of government contracts in the construction industry, has brought the matter to the attention of the Council.
Council takes seriously all complaints about Superior Court judges. This matter will be reviewed by the Vice-chairperson of the Judicial Conduct Committee. The mandate of the Council is to determine if a judge could be unable to discharge their duties, pursuant to the provisions of the Judges Act.
In the current matter, it is important to note that the allegations are not proven and that the Commission is continuing its work.
Information about the Council, including its Complaints Procedures, can be found on the Council's website at www.cjc-ccm.gc.ca.
Contact:
Norman Sabourin
Executive Director and Senior General Counsel
(613) 288-1566 ext 313
Charbonneau Commission: Quebec Superior Court judge named in political fraud
Witness Gilles Cloutier says Michael Denziel gave him $30,000 cash, via engineering firm Dessau, to boast Blainville municipal party's coffers
By Monique Muise
Thursday, May 2, 2013
The main portion of Gilles Cloutier's testimony has now wrapped up at the Charbonneau Inquiry. He will be cross-examined by several lawyers before testifying under a publication ban about his dealings in the town of Boisbriand - currently at the centre of a court case.
MONTREAL — A Quebec Superior Court judge has become the latest high-profile personality to be named at the Charbonneau Commission.
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