Pro Se Association of Canada

The evidence shows that reporting judicial and lawyer misconduct to their so-called regulatory bodies (Canadian Judicial Council or Bar Associations) often results in reprisal, fraud, or entrapment, in addition to the inherent conflict of interest involved. For this reason, it is against common sense and reason to require complaints against judges to be decided by their sister judges, or complaints against lawyers to be investigated by their comrades, as such processes are not adversarial in nature and lack true independence. The Pro Se Association of Canada has created this section to receive public complaints concerning judicial and lawyer misconduct in a forum designed to reduce fear of reprisal and abuse by so-called regulatory bodies established by statute. Fill out the form below, and we will contact you to follow up.

Are you reporting a judge or a lawyer? *

• Judge
• Lawyer

What is the name of the judge/lawyer?

Leave empty if unknown.

Where did it happen? *— Select Choice —AlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNorthwest TerritoriesNova ScotiaNunavutOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanYukonFederal Jurisdiction

In which year did it happen? *

Enter a year (for example, 2023).

Is the judge/lawyer retired? *

• No
• Yes
• Don’t know

Describe the incident(s): *

If this incident relates to a case, please provide a reference to it.

For example, Jack v. John, 2026 ONSC 1234

minority? number: a

What is the victim's name?

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What is your name? *

You can use a pseudonym or initials.

Do you identify as a visible minority?

• Yes
• No

Your Email address:

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Your phone number:

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