Judicial councils, judicial ethics, and public trust: Dave Snow and Andrea Lawlor on Runnymede Radio

MLI Senior Fellow Dave Snow and Andrea Lawlor examine the role of the Canadian Judicial Council and provincial judicial councils, explaining how judicial misconduct is investigated, how judicial ethics are enforced, and why these processes matter for judicial independence.

Dave Snow is an Associate professor in political science at the University of Guelph and a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute

Andrea Lawlor is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and the Public Policy (Digital Society) program at McMaster University.

Source: Runnymede Society

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Judicial councils, judicial ethics, and public trust: Dave Snow and Andrea Lawlor on Runnymede Radio

MLI Senior Fellow Dave Snow and Andrea Lawlor examine the role of the Canadian Judicial Council and provincial judicial councils, explaining how judicial misconduct is investigated, how judicial ethics are enforced, and why these processes matter for judicial independence.

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