- 3 hours
Professional Conduct Hearings in Self-Regulated Professions
Workshop
How a regulator conducts its hearings depends on its specific enabling legislation, regulations, and policies. To hold procedurally fair regulatory hearings and produce sound decisions, regulators need a keen understanding of both the laws that guide their hearing process specifically and the laws that underly legal proceedings generally.
Duration
Delivery Options
- In-Person
- Live Virtual
Ideal Group Size
- Up to 25 participants
Learning Objectives
- Legal Rules. An understanding of the laws guiding legal proceedings generally & those guiding your specific hearing process, including: jurisdiction; the standard of proof; participatory rights; evidence rules; order-making powers; and costs.
- Hearing Process. An overview of key process elements of conducting a hearing, including: pre-hearing procedure (motions and document production); conducting the hearing; settlement agreements; fact-finding; and dispositions and sanctions.
- Decisions. Practical insights into legal reasoning and how to reach your decision.
Designed for
- Regulatory Discipline Committees
- Regulatory Hearing Committees
- Regulatory Professional Conduct Committees
- Canada-wide
Price
- Live In-person: $4,750 (+ Applicable Taxes)
- Live Virtual: $4,250 (+ Applicable Taxes)
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