00000nam 2200000za 4500 9.834993 CaOODSP 20221107150549 cr ||||||||||| 170412s2017 onc o f000 0 eng d CaOODSP eng eng fre n-cn--- n-cn-ab JU14-29/2017E-PDF In the matter of s. 63 of the Judges Act, R.S., c. J-1 [electronic resource] : Canadian Judicial Council inquiry into the conduct of the Honourable Robin Camp : report to the Minister of Justice. Canadian Judicial Council inquiry into the conduct of the Honourable Robin Camp : report to the Minister of Justice In the matter of Section 65 of the Judges Act, R.S., 1985, c. J-1, and of the inquiry committee convened by the Canadian Judicial Council to review the conduct of the Honourable Robin Camp of the Federal Court : report of the Canadian Judicial Council to the Minister of Justice [Ottawa] : Canadian Judicial Council, 2017. [17] p. (un-numbered pages) Issued also in French under title: Dans l’affaire de l’art. 63 de la Loi sur les juges, L.R., ch. J-1 : enquête du Conseil canadien de la magistrature sur la conduite de l’honorable Robin Camp : rapport à la ministre de la Justice. "8 March 2017." French title printed on cover: Dans l’affaire de l’article 65 de la Loi sur les juges, L.R., 1985, ch. J-1, et du comité d’enquête constitué par le Conseil canadien de la magistrature pour examiner la conduite de l’honorable Robin Camp de la Cour fédérale : rapport du Conseil canadien de la magistrature à la ministre de la Justice. Includes bibliographical references. "From the time they are considered for appointment to the Bench, and every day thereafter, superior court judges in Canada are expected to be knowledgeable jurists. They are also expected to demonstrate a number of personal attributes including knowledge of social issues, an awareness of changes in social values, humility, fairness, empathy, tolerance, consideration and respect for others. In short, Canadians expect their judges to know the law but also to possess empathy and to recognize and question any past personal attitudes and sympathies that might prevent them from acting fairly. Those qualities sustain public confidence in the judiciary. For the reasons that follow, we find that Justice Robin Camp failed to meet those high standards and acted in a manner that seriously undermined public confidence in the judiciary. Accordingly, we recommend that Justice Camp be removed from office"--Introd., p. [3]. Includes pref. matter in French. Camp, Robin B. gccst Courts gccst Employee discipline gccst Judges Canadian Judicial Council. Canada. Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada. Dans l’affaire de l’art. 63 de la Loi sur les juges, L.R., ch. J-1 (CaOODSP)9.835217 PDF 226 KB https://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2017/ccm-cjc/JU14-29-2017-eng.pdf