SOCI 200 Lecture Notes - Privative, Glacier National Park (U.S.), Summary Offence
Document Summary
Legislative or rule-making authority (i) (ii) discretionary authority (iii) adjudicative authority (c) legal limits (on the players ) (i) constitutional law (ii) administrative law: enforcing the limits: recourse when authorities are bad , the outer margins of administrative law. Law: introduction, division of powers, implied bill of rights (and other unwritten constitutional limits, charter of rights and freedoms (a) charter limits (b) charter application. Judicial review (ii)privative clause (iii) judicial deference (iv) standard of review (c) standard of review (i) correctness (ii) patent unreasonableness (iii) unreasonableness (iv) factors determining what standard will apply (v) conclusion. The doctrine of legitimate expectation: introduction/general, legitimate expectation in canadian courts. Context (i) asserting the right to discovery (ii) authority to order discovery (iii) the role of privilege: the nature/form of hearing (a) general (b) the underlying principle (c) oral vs. Maker: the right to have the decision based upon only the evidence and.
