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»  Lexicon of Civil Procedure (Quebec)

Nota bene:  The OCR of this dictionary is in progress, please be patient. Bookmark and check back. Thank you. English and French Lexicon of Civil Procedure (Quebec) Lexique français et anglaisde procédure civile École du Barreau (Quebec Bar School) - A - acceptance acceptation accounting reddition de compte accounting party rendant accounts payable (trade) comptes-fournisseurs

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Tweedle Yves and Tweedle Évens

Lawyer Yves-Marie Morissette on his own cannot declare people crazy. Dr. Évens Villeneuve on his own knows no law. But, together, Yves supplies Évens with the alleged “symptoms” (alleged abusive litigation), and Évens obligingly declares Yves's target litigants “crazy”. Even more fun, neither Yves nor Évens has ever met the litigants.

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The “Great Writ” Reinvigorated?  Habeas Corpus in Contemporary Canada

The "Great Writ" Reinvigorated?Habeas Corpus in ContemporaryCanadaD E B R A   P A R K E S I.  INTRODUCTION In his engaging essay delivered at the 2nd Annual DeLloyd J. Guth Visiting Lecture in Legal History at Robson Hall in 2012, “Habeas Corpus, Legal History and Guantanamo Bay,”1  Professor James Oldham provides insight into the contemporary debates in the United States about the scope and significance of the ancient

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Factum of the CCLA in defence of the Writ of Habeas Corpus

Source: http://www.scc-csc.ca/WebDocuments-DocumentsWeb/34609/FM050_Intervener_Canadian-Civil-Liberties-Association_.pdf Court File No. 34897 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA (ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL OF ALBERTA) B E T W E E N: DIANE KNOPF, WARDEN OF MISSION INSTITUTION, ET AL.Appellants - and - GURKIRPAL SINGH KHELARespondent - and- THE CANADIAN CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION, THE BRITISH COLUMBIA CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION, THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF ELIZABETH

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Barreau du Québec c. Siminski (English) (1999)

WARNING This is NOT an official Law Report. You cannot present this page in court, by photocopying or otherwise. If you need this report for a case, you must get the official law report. For this purpose, you may inquire with a Reference Librarian at an accredited (i.e., university) law library. -- Non-Official English Translation -- Barreau du Québec v. Siminski 12 May 1999, Superior Court REJB 1999-12677 – Full Text   Superior Court (Civil Division) C A

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Judicial Profiles: Lyse Lemieux, Chief Justice of Quebec Superior Court

Quebec judge quitsover drunk-driving charge ALLISON DUNFIELD Globe and Mail Update Published Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004 12:53PM EDT Last updated Wednesday, Apr. 08, 2009 10:37PM EDT Lyse Lemieux, the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec, said Thursday that she will retire as a result of a drunk-driving incident. In a statement, Judge Lemieux, 68, describes the Aug. 5 incident as "extremely unfortunate." According to her statement, she hit city property and was charged with driving

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Canada as a Post-Modern Kritarchy (1998)

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Canada as a Post-Modern Kritarchy, or Why Should Judges Make Political Decisions? (1994) 3 Inroads

Yves-Marie Morissette, Canada as a Post-Modern Kritarchy, or Why Should Judges Make POLITICAL Decisions? (1994) 3 Inroads, p. 122-155

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“Juridical personality” in the Civil Code of Québec, extract updated to 1 September 2015

EXTRACT © Éditeur officiel du Québec Updated to 1 September 2015 This document has official status. CIVIL CODE OF QUEBEC PRELIMINARY PROVISION The Civil Code of Québec, in harmony with the Charter of human rights and freedoms (chapter C-12) and the general principles of law, governs persons, relations between persons, and property. The Civil Code comprises a body of rules which, in all matters within the letter, spirit or object of its provisions, lays down the jus commune, expressly

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“La personnalité juridique” dans le Code civile du Québec, extrait à jour au 1er septembre 2015

EXTRAIT © Éditeur officiel du Québec À jour au 1er septembre 2015 [Ce document a valeur officielle seulement quand en ligne par le gouvernement.] CODE CIVIL DU QUEBEC DISPOSITION PRÉLIMINAIRE Le Code civil du Québec régit, en harmonie avec la Charte des droits et libertés de la personne (chapitre C-12) et les principes généraux du droit, les personnes, les rapports entre les personnes, ainsi que les biens. Le code est constitué d'un ensemble de règles qui, en toutes matières

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Section III – Code of Civil Procedure (Updated to 1 September 2015)

EXTRACT   Updated to 1 September 2015 © Éditeur officiel du Québec Ce document a valeur officielle. [Only when online by the government]   Chapter C-25 BOOK I GENERAL PROVISIONS TITLE II THE COURTS CHAPTER III POWERS OF COURTS AND JUDGES SECTION III POWER TO IMPOSE SANCTIONS FOR IMPROPER USE OF PROCEDURE This Section is inserted by section 2 of chapter 12 of the Statutes of 2009 (An Act to amend the Code of Civil Procedure to prevent improper use of the

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Ontologie de la quérulence

The Ontology of Quarrelsomeness This featured item is an exclusive English translation of an interview in French with Yves-Marie Morissette by Myriam Jézéquel, a researcher who writes for the Quebec Bar Review. The original French article appeared under the title, "Ontologie de la quérulence" in Volume 34, Number 8 of the Quebec Bar Review on May 1st, 2002. Any flaws in the English translation are entirely our fault; Ms. Jézéquel and the Quebec Bar Association have nothing to do with it.

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Pathology and Therapeutic of the
Warlike Litigant

Foreword This featured item is an exclusive English translation of an article in French by Yves-Marie Morrissette, Rhodes Scholar and legal adviser to the veiled Communist Parti Québécois (PQ). (You can read the PQ's Communist manifesto of 1972 or download it from the sidebar at CANADA How The Communists Took Control.) The French article translated here, Pathologie et thérapeutique du plaideur trop belliqueux, first appeared in 2001 in volume 155 of a yearly journal of the Quebec Bar Association.

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Canada’s Legal Profession: Self-Regulating in the Public Interest?

Canada’s Legal Profession: Self-Regulating in the Public Interest? By John Pearson Published in The Canadian Bar Review, April 2015 (Paragraphing added.)   ABSTRACT The only justification for state actors to delegate the legislative and judicial functions inherent in the self-regulation of a profession is the public interest. But this paper argues that Canada’s self-regulating legal profession was born out of professional self-interest. For much of its history, the profession

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Welcome to JudicialMadness

Judges are declaring lawyerless litigants “crazy” from the bench in Quebec! [UPDATED 6 May 2016] This is a new website, by a team of one in Montreal, Canada. My objective here is to focus on a subject of grave concern for the average individual who may choose to pursue his or her own interests at court without a lawyer. In Quebec, for nearly two decades, one man has successfully pushed the legal system into adopting an arbitrary and despotic approach to pro-se litigants, meaning lawyerless

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An Appeal to Psychiatrists

The New York Review of Books March 18, 1982 Peter B. Reddaway A defiant appeal to world psychiatrists has recently been smuggled to the West from a Russian labor camp in the Urals. The author, Dr. Anatoly Koryagin, is a Soviet psychiatrist who was given a twelve-year sentence last June for opposing the use of political psychiatry to lock up and torture dissidents. His analysis of the practice was published in April in Western medical journals. Now he calls for an international campaign. Doctors

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"Sed quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" — Juvénal, Satires, VI, 346.  En français : « Qui nous protègera contre ceux qui nous protègent ? »  In English: " Who will protect us from those who protect us? "

 — Mauro Cappelletti dans Louis Favoreu (dir.), Le pouvoir des juges, Paris, Economica, 1990, p. 115.
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On the “Rule of Law”
“In public regulation of this sort there is no such thing as absolute and untrammelled ‘discretion’, that is that action can be taken on any ground or for any reason that can be suggested to the mind of the administrator; no legislative Act can, without express language, be taken to contemplate an unlimited arbitrary power exercisable for any purpose, however capricious or irrelevant, regardless of the nature or purpose of the statute. Fraud and cor­ruption in the Commission may not be mentioned in such statutes but they are always implied as exceptions. ‘Discretion’ necessarily implies good faith in discharging public duty; there is always a perspective within which a statute is intended to operate; and any clear departure from its lines or objects is just as objectionable as fraud or corruption.”

— Mr. Justice Ivan Cleveland Rand writing in the most memorable passage in Roncarelli v. Duplessis, [1959] S.C.R. 121 at the Supreme Court of Canada, page 140.
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The social tyranny of extorting recantation, of ostracism and virtual outlawry as the new means of coercing the man out of line, is the negation of democracy.

— Justice Ivan Cleveland Rand of the Supreme Court of Canada, Canadian Bar Review (CBR)
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Fears are mounting that the psychiatrist Anatoly Koryagin is near to death in the notorious jail of Christopol in central Russia. Letters that have reached the West from his wife and a friend indicate that he is so weak that unless he is given expert medical care he could die at any time. Dr. Koryagin has been in prison for the last four years for actively opposing the political abuse of psychiatry. The abuse takes the form of labeling dissidents as mad and forcibly treating them with drugs in mental hospitals.   ― Peter B. Reddaway, "The Case of Dr. Koryagin", October 10, 1985 issue of The New York Times Review of Books
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A Word on Caricature
“Humor is essential to a successful tactician, for the most potent weapons known to mankind are satire and ridicule.”

— “The Education of an Organizer”, p. 75, Rules for Radicals, A Practical Primer for Realistic Radicals by Saul Alinsky, Random House, New York, 1971.

I am no fan of Saul Alinsky's whose methods are antidemocratic and unparliamentary. But since we are fighting a silent war against the subversive Left, I say, if it works for them, it will work for us. Bring on the ridicule!  And in this case, it is richly deserved by the congeries of judicial forces wearing the Tweedle suits, and by those who are accurately conducting our befuddled usurpers towards the Red Dawn.

— Admin, Judicial Madness, 22 March 2016.
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