Innovations in Municipal Bylaw Adjudication

This research will look at existing and possible innovations that would make municipal bylaw enforcement and adjudication in Saskatchewan more accessible, effective and efficient and would reduce the involvement of the formal court system. This may build on the example of regional co-operation offered by the Municipal Bylaw Court in Kindersley, and it may include ways to adjudicate bylaw prosecutions outside of the court system. Any proposed solutions will be suitable for the Saskatchewan context, and any necessary changes to Saskatchewan legislation will be specifically identified.

Faculty Supervisor:

Felix Hoehn

Student:

Taryn McLachlan;Ciara Richardson

Partner:

Municipalities of Saskatchewan

Discipline:

Law

Sector:

Other services (except public administration)

University:

University of Saskatchewan

Program:

Accelerate

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