Administrative

Lake v. Canada (Minister of Justice), 2008 SCC 23
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(Charter / Extradition / Mobility rights)
L was tried and convicted in Canada for trafficking crack cocaine.  The police investigation that led to his arrest involved investigations in Canada, but also involved L selling drugs to a Canadian undercover police officer in the U.S.  The U.S. sale was not one of the charges against L in Canada, and during sentencing, the Crown sought a lower sentence, anticipating L's eventual extradition to the U.S.  L was ordered extradited when his Canadian sentence was completed.  The Court held that the Minister's decision to extradite was reasonable, and should not be subject to judicial review.
Majority/Dissenting: 9/0

Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec v. Cyr, 2008 SCC 13
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(Administrative law / Procedural fairness)
SAAQ contracted with C's employer to run vehicle inspections.  C did not sign this contract, but was designated as an "accredited mechanic" in the contract.  C's accreditation was ultimately revoked by SAAQ, meaning that he could no longer work for his employer.  C and his employer applied to overturn the revocation, arguing that C was denied procedural fairness.  The majority held that C was not a party to the contract, but that he was entitled to procedural fairness under the relevant Quebec statute.
Majority/Dissent: 6/3