Author Archives: Kaye Booth

About Kaye Booth

Kaye Booth is a graduate of the University of Calgary Faculty of Law (JD 2019) and practices litigation services through Empathy & Advocacy Family Lawyers. She also runs a freelance legal research and writing business through Insight Legal Research in Calgary.

The Right to Your Day in Court

Posted on November 3, 2022 by Kaye Booth

By: Kaye Booth Case commented on: Heiser v Bowden Institution, 2022 ABCA 300 (CanLII) PDF Version: The Right to Your Day in Court Courts have the responsibility to listen to the applications brought before them, especially when an individual’s liberty … Continue reading →

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Finding Clarity: ABQB Upholds Decision by Worker’s Compensation Board’s Appeals Commission

Posted on August 14, 2018 by Kaye Booth

By: Kaye Booth PDF Version: Finding Clarity: ABQB Upholds Decision by Worker’s Compensation Board’s Appeals Commission Case Commented On: In-Line Contracting Partnership v Alberta (Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission), 2018 ABQB 529. In-Line Contracting Partnership v Alberta (Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission) … Continue reading →

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JH v Alberta Health Services: The Constitutional Implications of Indefinite Psychiatric Detention

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Kaye Booth

By: Kaye Booth and Heather Forester PDF Version: JH v Alberta Health Services: The Constitutional Implications of Indefinite Psychiatric Detention Case Commented On: JH v Alberta Health Services, 2017 ABQB 477 (CanLII) In 2015, JH appealed a decision by a Review … Continue reading →

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