Disciplinary Procedures – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Considering Ladele

By Peter Ould Posted on December 16, 2009 Posted in Civil Partnerships, Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian, Sexuality 36 Comments Tagged with 14 November, Bandwagon, Births And Deaths, Christian Teaching, Civil Partnerships, Designation, Dignity, Direct And Indirect Discrimination, Disciplinary Procedures, Employment Appeal Tribunal, Employment Tribunal, Favour, Islington Council, Judgement, Macfarlane, Neuberger, Partnership Act, Religious Conviction, Sexual Practice, Tribunals

Right – I’m trying to get my head around the Ladele appeal ruling which can be found here. Before I begin, I think I should point out that I consider myself to be quite fair in these matters and I …

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Martin Dudley – Examining his Letter

By Peter Ould Posted on October 24, 2008 Posted in Church of England, Civil Partnerships, Ecclesiastical 11 Comments Tagged with 21st Of July, Accordance With Section, Archdeacon, Breach, Chancellor, Complainant, Consultation, Disciplinary Procedures, England, Failure, First Instance, Fit, Initial Request, Justification, Lead, Left Hand Side, London, Martin Dudley, Reply, Representations, Richard Chartres, Scrutiny

In the fresh light of day, the letter from Martin Dudley to the Bishop of London reveals where the disciplinary process arrived at and what implications that has for us in our understanding of what the actual outcome of this …

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Considering Ladele

Martin Dudley – Examining his Letter