There are so many, it is difficult to choose one.

 I've witnessed law society discipline counsel question a judge in the dining room about a hearing in progress both before and after that lunch break and the justice offered his opinion. The justice may not have realized he was being asked about a matter in progress that very day.

It also shakes out at investigation time. Can you imagine a proper Ontario inquiry where the Ontario appointed justice merely questions law society counsel  to learn about a shocking failure of justice involving a  lawyer they prosecuted. This info turned up in the final report. By the way, that decision was also missing for many, many years. I believe many crucial decisions still are missing.

This scandal goes far beyond this and reaches the highest levels in Ontario today. LSUC actors and former actors ought not to be involved in the courts.