James Black — Member

Ontario College of Teachers v. Bhadauria, 2003 ONOCT 6

Teacher found guilty of professional misconduct for writing threatening letters to the Director of Education.

The member, a teacher, was charged with professional misconduct after writing letters to the Director of Education containing accusations, threats, and disgraceful comments, including references to the Montreal massacre.

The Discipline Committee found the member guilty of professional misconduct for issuing documents containing false or improper statements, failing to comply with the Education Act, and engaging in disgraceful, dishonourable, or unprofessional conduct.

The Committee ordered an 18-month suspension of the member's certificate, inclusive of an 8-month suspension already served, with the remaining 10 months suspended on the condition that the member attend to receive a reprimand.

OCTMar 5, 2003

Counsel for the Ontario College of Teachers

David LeonardCounsel
1 appearance

Independent Counsel to the Committee

Christopher WirthIndependent Legal Counsel
1 appearance
Nancy SpiesIndependent Legal Counsel
1 appearance

represented himself

Jagdish BhadauriaSelf-represented
1 appearance

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Decisions

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Years active

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Tribunals

2003–2003

Active range

OCT1(100%)

Decision types

trial

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