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The Federal Court struck a judicial review application as premature because the applicant still had an available grievance process to exhaust.
Federal Court granted judicial review after finding the disciplinary chairperson failed to assess delay in context and summarily rejected the inmate’s objections.
La Cour fédérale accueille partiellement le contrôle judiciaire : elle annule la condition spéciale « déclarer relations », mais rejette le reste de la demande.
The Federal Court dismissed an application for judicial review of a prison disciplinary finding about a failed urine sample, holding the chairperson’s decision was reasonable.
The Federal Court dismissed George Fraser’s judicial review of a CSC grievance decision, holding a new reportability argument could not be raised for the first time on review.
The Federal Court dismissed one judicial review as moot after statutory release was revoked, but allowed a second review to proceed because the applicant was not fully successful before the Appeal Division.
The Federal Court dismissed Jaffet Lowe’s judicial review, finding no procedural unfairness in disclosure and upholding the Parole Board’s reporting-relationships condition as reasonable.
Judicial review of a parole-by-exception refusal was dismissed as moot. The Court held the Board disclosed the relied-on health summary and addendum, satisfying fairness.
The Federal Court upheld the revocation of Mark Andrew Johnston’s statutory release, finding the Parole Board and Appeal Division reasonably relied on his repeated dishonesty and supervision breaches.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review, finding the Appeal Division reasonably rejected Mr. St-Cyr’s parole appeal as time-barred and no extension of time was requested.
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