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| Nov. 6, 2007 |
Appeal is heard. Appeal panel
has reserved (deferred) its decision.
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| August 1, 2007 |
The Law Society appeals the decision
of its own tribunal to award Sharon Shore her costs.
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| June 28, 2007 |
The
hearing panel awards Sharon Shore $91,500 of her legal costs,
payable by the Law Society, and held that the entire hearing had been
unwarranted.
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| Aug. 14-18, 2006 |
A hearing at the Law Society of Upper
Canada was held, where the Law Society argued that Sharon Shore was
not of good character and should not be allowed to be admitted to the bar.
On August 18, 2006, a Law Society
Hearing Panel found that Sharon was
a person who throughout her entire adult life was possessed of the highest integrity, candour,
empathy, and honesty, and that she should be called to the bar.
Sharon was called to the bar
on September 27, 2006.
Read
the newspaper articles.
Read
the Panel's decision
During the cross-examination of
Sharon by the lawyer for the Law Society, the lawyer pointed out that
a statement in Sharon's book, No Moral Conscience, was incorrect.
Sharon has posted a correction here.
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| June 24, 2006 |
Globe
& Mail column by Christie Blatchford.
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| Sept.
19, 2005 |
The College of Nurses of Ontario disciplinary
hearing took place on Monday, Sept. 19, 2005. Lisa's two nurses were found to have
committed acts of professional misconduct. The nurses received a
one month suspension, but the suspension itself was immediately
suspended. The nurses, who had resumed working at the Hospital for
Sick Children a long time ago, simply returned to work.
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| April/May
2005 |
Lawyers
for the nurses object to the availability of the expert
nursing reports on this web site. They approach the Ontario Crown Attorney's office complaining that I
obtained these reports illegally, and asking that criminal charges be
laid against me.
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| Feb. 7,
2005 |
Article
in the Obiter Dicta (Osgoode Hall Law School newspaper),
detailing
the efforts being made to prevent publication and distribution of the
book and to shut down this website.
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| Jan.
19, 2005 |
Lawyer
for the nurses sends Sharon Shore a letter demanding she stop
distributing the book and shut down this website. She does not
respond.
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| Jan.
18, 2005 |
Lawyer
for the nurses sends letter to new internet provider demanding
it shut down this website. Internet provider ignores the letter.
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| Jan. 15, 2005 |
Globe
and Mail column by Christie Blatchford. She reports that the two nurses who cared for Lisa are back working at the
Hospital for Sick Children, in
contravention of a written promise made in 2000 to Lisa's family by
then-CEO of the hospital, Michael Strofolino.
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| Jan. 7, 2005 |
Nurses' lawyers send a letter to the internet company
hosting this web site, demanding
it be shut down.
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| Jan. 7,
2005
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Nurses' lawyers send a letter
to the book's publisher, demanding it
immediately stop publication.
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| Nov. 11, 2004
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Article
in the Obiter Dicta (Osgoode Hall Law School newspaper) |
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