Physician knew the patient was in pain but did not make further inquiries
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Text messages considered irrelevant in sexual touching, acquittal quashed: Sask Court of Appeal
Issue at trial was consent for purposes of the actus reus of sexual touching
Society lost standard of proof challenge in prison disciplinary proceedings: Sask Court of Appeal
Fundamental justice of presumption of innocence does not extend to prison disciplinary infractions
Saskatchewan introduces legislation to increase First Nations self-governance
Changes to the Summary Offences Procedure Act are underway
Saskatchewan introduces legislation to simplify access to child support
Once legislation passes, parents could obtain child support orders without going to court
Métis Nation Legislative Assembly passes motions rejecting Saskatchewan First Act
The proposed law confirms Saskatchewan’s autonomy and jurisdiction over its natural resources
Saskatchewan tables legislation to improve child welfare services
The proposed law seeks to amend the Child and Family Services Act
Worker’s breach-of-privacy claim should be heard by arbitrator: Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Labour arbitrator, not court, has jurisdiction over breach that arose from employment relationship
Ottawa names five new Saskatchewan judges
One appointed to the Sask. Court of Appeal and the other four to the Sask. Court of King’s Bench
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upholds ‘somewhat arbitrary’ apportionment of rehab benefits
Application of ‘crumbling skull’ doctrine required apportionment of benefits at 50 percent