Court dismisses request for oral hearing on appeal of parole release decision due to lack of necessity.
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AI generatedThe court dismissed the applicant's request for an oral hearing regarding the appeal of a parole release decision. The applicant argued that oral proceedings were necessary to present new evidence and clarify complex legal points, while the opposing party contended that the written record sufficed. The court ruled that the existing written file contained all relevant information and that the specific issues did not require the additional time and resources of an oral hearing.
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AI generatedParole Act s. 103; Appeal Procedure Act s. 103: An oral hearing is not mandatory for appeals against parole release decisions unless the case involves novel legal questions or significant new evidence not present in the written file.
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