Focusing on the early years of practice, explore the law of judicial review. These on-demand programs were 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.

From the perspective of the Chief of the Commission and Tribunals of the Alberta Human Rights Commission, explore foundational principles around jurisdiction, the role of the tribunal and judicial review, judicial review applications of interim decisions, and the meaning of “reasonableness”. This on-demand program is geared towards lawyers in their first few years of practice and those looking for a refresher. This program was originally presented on February 28, 2024 as part of Practice Foundations: Judicial Reviews.  Total running time is 44 minutes.

Focusing on the early years of practice, this panel discussion provides various perspectives on topics including things the panelists know now that they wish they had known in their early years of learning about the conduct of a judicial review application, tips for counsel working opposite a self-represented individual on a judicial review, and the importance of mentorship in developing an area of expertise in the area of judicial reviews. This on-demand program was originally presented on February 28, 2024 as part of Practice Foundations: Judicial Reviews.  Total running time is 44 minutes.

This paper explores tribunals’ jurisdictions, judicial review of interim decisions, when to ask for reconsideration and when to seek judicial review, limitation periods, service and parties, certified records of proceedings, the role of tribunals on judicial review, standard of review on the merits, procedural fairness, and remedies. This paper was presented at LESA’s Practice Foundations: Judicial Reviews webinar on February 28, 2024.