Case Summary: Rana v. Canada (Attorney General) involves Mr. Saeed Rana's judicial review of a disciplinary decision where he was found guilty of possessing contraband in his cell, leading to a fine.
Key Points:
The contraband included a cell phone and chargers found during a routine search.
Rana argued he was denied procedural fairness and that the decision lacked reasonable grounds.
The court found the Independent Chairperson's decision to be unreasonable, highlighting issues with evidence interpretation and procedural fairness.
The judgment allowed Rana's application for judicial review, quashed the decision, and remitted the matter for re-determination.
