2000 Reasons of The Supreme Court of Canada - Justices of The Supreme Court

Justices of The Supreme Court

Justice Reasons written Votes cast % Majority
4

0

0

1

Total=05
1

0

0

0

Total=01
5 of 6 (83.33%)
4

2

0

2

Total=08
39

0

1

4

Total=44
45 of 52 (86.54%)
5

1

0

0

Total=06
40

1

1

3

Total=45
47 of 51 (92.16%)
10

1

1

2

Total=14
39

2

0

3

Total=44
52 of 58 (89.66%)
38

0

1

3

Total=42
9

2

1

1

Total=13
49 of 55 (89.09%)
8

0

0

1

Total=09
43

2

0

1

Total=46
53 of 55 (96.36%)
7

2

0

5

Total=14
46

2

0

2

Total=50
57 of 64 (89.06%)
8

1

0

1

Total=10
42

0

1

3

Total=46
51 of 56 (91.07%)
8

1

0

3

Total=12
31

0

2

2

Total=35
40 of 47 (85.11%)
4

0

1

0

Total=05
17

0

0

0

Total=17
21 of 22 (95.45%)

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