Principles of Administrative Justice is a two-day introductory or refresher course for administrative tribunal appointees, staff and advocates. It is prepared and delivered by tribunal members. This course is designed to provide participants with a better understanding of their broader role and responsibilities of tribunal members and tribunal processes. This course qualifies for the Certificate in Tribunal Administrative Justice™ (CTAJ™). (14 Professional Education Hours)
The objectives of this course is to:
- Describe the focus of administrative law
- Distinguish procedures from content of administrative decisions
- List the four basic elements of the duty to be fair
- List the potential elements of the right to know the case and reply, and be able to recognize and discuss potential issues in fact situations
- Describe the test for bias in administrative law
- Describe the purpose of “he/she who hears the case must decide it,” and identify potential issues
Course Outcomes – Participants will take away:
- four key principles of fairness
- tools to naturalize consistency in applying fairness
- experience in analyzing scenarios to identify fairness requirements
- basic understanding of evidence and tools for admitting evidence
- awareness of a dependable process for decision making designed to reach a logical decision based on the legislation and facts
- tips and tools to examine written decisions
- confidence in their role
- a self-learning plan.
$1,070 Members / $1,320.00 Non Members