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DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism is honored to w
 elcome Chief Justice Tulloch for his talk\, 'The Strength of Our Canadian 
 Institutions: Courts\, Democracy\, and the Rule of Law.'\n\nJoin us for th
 is special event as the Honourable Michael H. Tulloch\, Chief Justice of O
 ntario\, provides a comparative look at the historical development of Cana
 da’s political and legal institutions\, and the case for their ongoing sig
 nificance in protecting judicial independence\, upholding the rule of law\
 , and fostering civic engagement.\n\nAbstract\n\nAt times of increased soc
 ietal polarization and global conflict\, the importance of trusted Canadia
 n institutions in maintaining peace\, order\, and good governance\, cannot
  be overstated. From the courts to the parliamentary legislatures and ever
 ything in between\, these institutions form the bedrock of our democracy a
 nd ensure that the rule of law is preserved and upheld. Join the Honourabl
 e Michael H. Tulloch\, Chief Justice of Ontario\, for a comparative look a
 t the historical development of Canada’s political and legal institutions\
 , and the case for their ongoing significance in protecting judicial indep
 endence\, upholding the rule of law\, and fostering civic engagement.\n\nB
 io\n\nChief Justice Tulloch was appointed Chief Justice of Ontario and Pre
 sident of the Court of Appeal for Ontario on December 15\, 2022. Prior to 
 his appointment as Chief Justice\, Justice Tulloch served 19 years as a ju
 dge. First\, 9 years as a trial judge on the Superior Court of Justice\, w
 here he was first appointed in September 2003\, and secondly\, he served 1
 0 years as an appellate judge on the Court of Appeal for Ontario\, elevate
 d in June 2012.\n	In 2016\, Chief Justice Tulloch was appointed by the Onta
 rio government to conduct important reviews which resulted in two extensiv
 e reports: the Report of the Independent Police Oversight Review (2017) an
 d the Report of the Independent Street Checks Review (2018).\n
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LOCATION:Maxwell Cohen Moot Court\, Room 100
SUMMARY:The Strength of our Canadian Institutions: Courts\, Democracy\, and
  the Rule of Law
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/strength-our-canadian-insti
 tutions-courts-democracy-and-rule-law-364144
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