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Draft criminal justice inventory

Forum on Reform of Canadian Senate, May 12, 2010

Supplemental Materials for Ian Greene, "A Case for Personal Meetings with the Ethics Commissioner," in

Journal of Public Policy, Administration and Law

Courses taught in 2012-13 GS/PPAL 6140 3.0:  Court Organization and Management GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Public Law Section A GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Public Law Section B Courses taught in 2011-12 GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Public Law Section A GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Public Law Section B GS/PPAL 6140 3.0:  Court Organization and Management GS/LAW 6761 3.0: Some Theoretical Perspectives on Public Law and Administration Supplemental Web Pages: PPAL 6120 Jan 8 & 9 2013 Web Page for Public Law I (GL/POLS 3135:  The Courts and the Constitution) (Prof. Roger Rickwood) Web Page for Public Law II:  (GL 3136: The Charter and the Limits of Public Administration) (Prof. Roger Rickwood) White Paper on Quality Court Interpreter Services ACCA Quality Interpreters White Paper Supplemental Materials Regular Office Hours & Temporary Changes The Evolution of the Office of Ethics Commissioner Public Administration at York University Supplemental Canadian Constitutional Law Courses taught in 2008-10 GS/Law 6761.03: Some Theoretical Perspectives on Public Law and Administration GS/PPAL 6120 3.0:  Ethics, Privacy and Access to Information GS/LAW 6720 3.0:  Selected Issues in Judicial Administration GS/LAW 6710 3.0:  Judicial Administration in Canada Web Page for Public Law I (GL/POLS 3135:  The Courts and the Constitution (Prof. Roger Rickwood) Web Page for Public Law II:  The Charter and the Limits of Public Administration (Prof. Roger Rickwood) Web page for GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Constitutional and Administrative Law (Prof. Roger Rickwood & Prof. Nergis Canefe) Courses taught in Fall-Winter, 2007-08: GS/PPAL 6100 3.0:  Canadian Constitutional and Administrative Law AS/POLS 4105/ GS/POLS 5110:  Judicial Administration GS/Law 6761P 3.0 Some Theoretical Perspectives on Public Law and Administration Courses taught in Winter, 2005-06: AS/POLS 3605 3.0 / GL/POLS 3136 3.0:  Public Law II GS/POLS 6155 3.0:  Democratic Administration Courses taught in Fall, 2005-06: GS/Law 6765 3.0, Selected Issues in Judicial Administration AS/POLS 3600 3.0 / GL/POLS 3135 3.0, Public Law I AS/POLS 4600 3.0, Judicial Administration in Canada, Fall, 2005 GS/POLS 5110 3.0, Judicial Administration in Canada, Fall, 2005 Courses taught in winter, 2004  05: Public Law II (AS/POLS 3605 3.0, Winter, 2004-05) Democratic Administration (AS/POLS 6155 3.0, Winter, 2004-05) Some Courses taught in fall, 2004: AS/POLS 4600 3.0, Judicial Administration in Canada, Fall, 2004   GS/POLS 5110 3.0, Judicial Administration in Canada, fall, 2004 GS/Law 6761.03, Fall  2004, Some Theoretical Perspectives on Public Law and Administration, October 14, 15 and 16, 2004 Academic Integrity -  What all students must know: Academic Integrity at York University Some previous courses: Law and Politics Capstone Course (POLS 4602 3.0),  May 5 - May 26, 2003 Law and Politics Capstone Course (POLS 4602 3.0), Jan.-May, 2003 Democratic Administration (POLS 6155 3.0), 2002 Judicial Administration (POLS 4600/5110 3.0), 2002 Legal Politics Class, 2002

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Personal Details

On the home front, Ian and his wife Eilonwy Morgan, who is a Chartered Accountant.  They have three children -- Christina (20), Philip (18) and Girum (10).  Both Christina and Philip formerly attended the High Park Alternative School (highly recommended).  Philip now attends Humberside Collegiate, and Christina is a graduate of Humberside.  Girum attends the Indian Road Crescent School.  Girum attends St. Martin's Sunday School, where Phil and Christina sometimes help with events.  Ian was one of the choir leaders at the High Park Alternative School, and was a Sunday School teacher at St. Martin's.  Christina was born just in time for Ian to take his sabbatical at Clare Hall in Cambridge, England in 1992.  The family returned to Clare hall during the summer of 2000; the hardest part for everyone was leaving.  Clare Hall is a family-oriented college, and once again, all of us made friends from all over the world.  Ian is delighted that the children enjoy hiking in the Canadian Rockies, and cross-country skiing, Ian's favourite sports, as well as riding.  As well, all three love playing the piano, and Phil plays a mean jazz trumpet.  Phil and Girum play hockey in the Swansea house league.  Christina did competitive dance at Gotta Dance, and used to be in Pathfinders, and was a member of the High Park Childrens Choir and choirs at Humberside.  Philip was a Venturer, and used to do Fencing.  Girum is a Cub, and Ian is an occasional Beaver leader for the Toronto 32nd.  (Parents are kept out of mischief by constant chauffeuring.)  The kids are just starting to get interested in family history.  Eilonwy and Christina participated in the Santa Claus Parade, 2000, after which the family had their portrait taken. Our good friend, Onnig Cavoukian, took this more recent family photo in 2009.

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Public Policy and Administration Professor at York University

Ian was a member of the Department of Political Science from 1985, and is now a member of York's School of Public Policy and Administration, which was established in 2006.  He was the Master of McLaughlin College at York University from 2004-2009, and again in 2011-12.  Here's a short YouTube video about this great College. He was also the Director of the Master of Public Policy, Administration and Law Program from 2006-2009.  He has been the Coordinator of the Graduate Diploma in Justice System Administration,and the Graduate Diploma in Democratic Administration. He teaches courses in Canadian public law, the Charter of Rights, judicial administration, program evaluation, political ethics, Canadian government, and public administration. He has been coordinator of York's undergraduate program in public policy and administration, as well as the undergraduate director in the political science department. He was an associate dean in the Faculty of Arts from 1997 to 2000. He has been associate director of York's MPA Programme, and co-director of the professional development LLM programme in administrative law. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Centre for Practical Ethics, and the Centre for Public Policy and Law. From 2003 to 2004, he was Chair of the York University Senate.

On the research front, Ian's most recent book is The Courts, part of the Canadian Democratic Audit series.  He was the principal author of Final Appeal, which was published in 1998 and co-authored with Carl Baar, Peter McCormick, George Szablowski and Martin Thomas. The book analyses decision-making in Canadian appeal courts, and is based on interviews with 101 of Canada s appellate court judges, including 8 of the 9 Supreme Court of Canada judges. Ian's co-authored book with David Shugarman, Honest Politics, was published in March, 1997. His other books are The Charter of Rights (1989), and Judges and Judging (1990), with Peter McCormick. His publisher is James Lorimer & Co. As well, he was a member of the research team, led by Prof. Maureen Mancuso at the University of Guelph, which published A Question of Ethics (Oxford) in 1998.  He is currently doing research into the impact of social science and historical evidence on the Supreme Court of Canada.  He hopes to complete a new edition of The Charter of Rights soon.

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My favourite public policy and administration related links.

• Institute of Public Administration of Canada Home Page
• Government of Canada
• Statistics Canada
• Supreme Court of Canada Judgments
• School of Public Policy and Administration at York University

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