What purpose does the Supreme Court of Canada serve? Hear from the justices themselves. Inside The Supreme Court of Canada: The Highest Court in the Land premieres Sunday, Nov. 13 at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. Visit www.cpac.ca/en/... for more.
The guidelines, rules and law of the Supreme Court of Canada allow entirely self-represented applicants to seek leave to appeal. But has any self-represented applicant ever been granted leave to appeal or won an appeal?
Have you ever stopped to consider that the vast, vast majority of self-represented applicants are pretentious morons that have absolutely no idea what they're doing?
@@Sam-um2wc have you ever stopped to consider that stereotyping the vast, vast majority of self-represented litigants in Canada (as morons) is fucking ignorant?
@@jarvisstewart Sorry to hear that. Common though, in my experience. Happened to me too. My application to extend was granted but my application to appeal was denied.
The role of all legal professionals seems more balanced to insurers interest rather than public. Lawpro seems to treat our legal sectors like a private club with draconian laws, and a deeply toxic workplace culture (Ie, prolonging genocide and other forms of discrimination, largely based on hubris?
Good video but I don't agree with Gascon when he said the courts are the leaders in the country in terms of the making of laws. Parliament makes the laws. The courts interpret them.
As soon as I hear justice and court in the same sentence I laughed. If you have been through the system you know justice is not what court's are about.
