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172 Underneath the Golden Boy Presenters Consultation 1. Manitoba Association of Rights and Liberties (MARL)- Ken Mandzuik; Dir. 2. Public Interest Law Centre (PILC) -Byron Williams, Director 3. Manitoba Bar Association (MBA)-Veronica Jackson, President Elimination of Choice of Counsel Solicitor/client relationship based on trust; -will most negatively impact Aboriginal males in criminal law & females in civil family law; -no reason that only the rich allowed to choose; ·perpetuates the perception that the poor are 2m. class citizens Poverty: complex issue, absence of dignicy, and self-respect; -removing choice equals another step away from inclusion; ·most LAM clienrs are nor gang members; -amendment to general rule of choice s.14 Echoes concerns of MARLand Pil.C Consent Financial Disclosure Mandatory consent of applicant authorizing 3m party breaches righc co privacy; -consent required in bill is overbroad; ·no limit in bill for legal aid discretion in determining who must disclose -amendment requested that s.ll (2) specify 3m parties Financial Investigation/ Category 2 Charge Individuals accused of particular crimes singled out for more thorough investigations; -improper for higher standard based on alleged offence; ·amendment requested to remove s.ll(l). Criminal Offence/Financial Disclosure "Failing to promptly advise of applicant's change in finances" too vague in wording when creating an offence; -amendment requested that s.ll (4) specify defined period i.e. 30 days Elimination LAM Lawyers' Conflict of Interest Creates lower standard for LAM lawyers vs. private bar lawyers; -if choice of counsel has been removed legislatively, clients will have no choice when LAM lawyer is in conflict LAM lawyers enabled to breach ethical obligations; -obligation exists for client protection; ·poor are not entitled to less ·amendment to remove s.20(2) Management/ Advisory Bodies Should include 2 members of MBA on council, not only3 from LSM; •amendment to s.5(4) for two MBA and twoLSM members
4. Legal Aid Lawyers' Association -DavidJoycey, Vice President 5. Law Society of Manitoba (LSM)- Allan Fineblit, CEO 6. Manitoba Criminal Defence Lawyers' Association- Sheldon Pinx, President ** 7. Michael Williamslawyer/private citizen 8. Sarah Innesslawyer/private citizen 9. Laura Friendcriminologist/priva te citizen 10. Val McCaffrey-retired reacher/private ciruen Echoes above concerns of MARL,PILC and MBA Echoes above; ·hire more LAM lawyers; •retain choice by costeffective management No choke thwarts equal access to justice; •private bar in criminal cases offers quality; •no choice may result in wrongful convictions -amendment to dro_p s.14 LAM choices limited in child protection, collaborative law; ·no choice precludes access to qualified pool .-Aboriginal people most affected; -echoes all above; •maj. of work is not criminal organisations No choice disenfranchises further those with little choice Supports all initiatives in proposed legislation Lower standard of care for one group; -many constituents will be unprotected if poor enough; -amendment to remove s.20(2) Courts will find problem with conflict; ·a tenet of justice system is relationship of loyalty to client; -wording overbroad; ·amendment to ensure no conflict Legislation is unconstitut· ional; -ongoing perception of conflict; .-courts will decide ultimately Disagrees with MBA on council; -MBA role to oversee interests of the profession •council's decisions will affect finances for profession Clarify role of Advisory Committee
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Underneath the Golden Boy Volume V
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Underneath the Golden Boy contents
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Introduction Academic commentary in
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Fixed Date Elections BRYAN SCHWARTz
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The Constitution Act, 1982 32 and t
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Employment Standards that Work for
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I. lN1RODUCTION We commend the Mani
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The Supreme Court of Canada has sai
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To be clear, those most in need of
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When asked about their decision to
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dealing with inequality of bargaini
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Averaging agreements are often soug
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B. Exclusions from the Code The Dis
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a 1995 employment standards decisio
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unjustified breach of the agricultu
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other important matters relating to
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entitled to at least one week per y
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that such deductions can never be p
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that their initial experiences with
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A growing portion of the labour for
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Response to Consultation Paper on F
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protects individuals, already has a
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Pizza Ltd., 18 demonstrated that fr
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assets are often at risk through th
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over its investment as the determin
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no later than 60 days after receivi
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franchisee's decision to purchase w
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franchisor's legal history. However
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time, including a wrap will allow f
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during and after the term of this a
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selection documents from the defini
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Section 11 of the Regulations Made
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itter experience for all concerned.
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This decision is of particular impo
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A right of action should also be gr
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easonable time to remedy the breach
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different renewal provisions in sev
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Iowa and allow non renewal only whe
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