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Former Sask. justice minister Bronwyn Eyre joins Canadian Constitution Foundation (opens the original)
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The senior counsel's areas of interest include federalism, administrative law and judicial review The Canadian Constitution Foundation has welcomed former Saskatchewan justice minister and attorney general Bronwyn Eyre as its new senior counsel. Eyre will take on the role effective mid-October. She will work alongside the CCF’s legal team on strategic constitutional litigation and help expand the organization’s capacity to challenge what the CCF describes as government overreach and defend funda
UK tribunal bans foreign lawyer over AI-generated false case citations (opens the original)
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The tribunal cited repeated failure to verify AI-assisted submissions A lawyer on the UK register of foreign lawyers has been struck off after using artificial intelligence-generated false citations while defending disciplinary proceedings before the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT), the Law Society Gazette reported. Abishek Kumar faced disciplinary proceedings following his criminal conviction for knowingly employing an immigrant who was not permitted to work in the UK. During those proce
Germany urges International Court of Justice to throw out Nicaragua genocide case (opens the original)
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Berlin challenges case alleging its military support for Israel violated international law Germany has asked the International Court of Justice to dismiss Nicaragua’s case alleging that Berlin violated the Genocide Convention and international humanitarian law by providing arms and other military support to Israel, The Associated Press reported. Germany told the United Nations’ top court on Monday that Nicaragua improperly brought the proceedings without adequately notifying the German governmen
NSW to introduce workplace protection orders for retail workers (opens the original)
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Proposed laws would allow courts to ban offenders from workplace premises The NSW government will introduce legislation establishing workplace protection orders (WPOs) to protect workers from abuse and violence, with the scheme initially applying to retail workplaces. The proposed orders will apply to people aged 14 and older who stalk, intimidate or engage in conduct amounting to a personal violence offence at a workplace where there are reasonable grounds to fear the behaviour will continue. C
Federal Court orders costs against applicant over unsuccessful recusal bid (opens the original)
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Court finds recusal application was an unreasonable act under Fair Work Act costs provision The Federal Court has ordered an applicant to pay two respondents’ costs after finding his unsuccessful recusal application was an unreasonable act that caused them to incur costs. The court ordered the applicant to pay the two respondents’ costs of the recusal application as agreed or taxed. The applicant’s substantive proceeding seeks an extension of time to file an originating application for judicial
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