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Application dismissed as abandoned after applicant failed to attend scheduled summary hearing.
A summary hearing was scheduled by conference call.
The applicant failed to join the call or advise the Tribunal of any difficulty.
After waiting 30 minutes, the Tribunal deemed the application abandoned and dismissed it.
Human rights application deferred pending completion of concurrent grievance and arbitration proceedings.
The respondent requested that the human rights application be deferred pending the completion of grievance and arbitration proceedings under a collective agreement.
The applicant opposed the request, arguing that not all issues were identical.
The Tribunal granted the deferral, applying its general approach to avoid duplication of proceedings since labour arbitrators have jurisdiction to apply the Human Rights Code.
The application was deferred pending the conclusion of the grievance process.
Human rights application against Crown attorneys dismissed for prosecutorial immunity; remainder deferred pending criminal proceedings.
The applicant filed a human rights application alleging that her husband was falsely arrested, incarcerated, and denied disability accommodations by the police and Crown attorneys.
The Crown attorney respondents requested dismissal based on prosecutorial immunity, while the police respondents requested deferral pending the conclusion of concurrent criminal proceedings against the applicant's husband.
The Tribunal dismissed the application against the Crown attorneys, finding they are immune from such proceedings.
The Tribunal deferred the remainder of the application against the police respondents to avoid jeopardizing the ongoing criminal proceedings, which are subject to a publication ban.
