Abdelrazik’s lawyer, Yavar Hameed, is going to Sudan to bring his client back to Canada (CBC story). A Foreign Affairs official will accompany them on the way back. Justice Zinn of Federal Court previously ordered that Abdelrazik appear…
CBC reports today that a judge in Saskatchevan acquitted a woman who gave birth in a Wal-Mart’s washroom. According to April Dawn Halkett, 22, “the birth happened very quickly and … the child did not look…
Despite the public attention that has been directed at copyright law recently, the issues surrounding the Charter right to freedom of expression have been absent from the public discourse. Â The matter was litigated last…
Despite all the warnings about using privacy settings we’ve been hearing about, here comes a stark revelation: your Facebook account can be hacked anyways. FBHive, a new blog all about Facebook, premiered today with a…
Elinor Mills of CNET.com has conducted an interesting interview with the famous hacker, Kevin Mitnick. Beginning at 12-years of age, Mitnick primarily used social engineering to manipulate and gain unauthorized access to telecommunications networks; for example,…
Professor Morton is a prof of mine, a down-to-earth, approachable professor and I think it’s impossible not to agree with his article: “The duty to represent even the unpleasant client†I’d just like to add…
I watched The People vs. Larry Flynt for the first time yesterday. Definitely, 4 out of 5. Look for scenes at trials and in the US Supreme Court. The film raises interesting points about evidence…
No, he hasn’t been charged with anything. But here’s a trailer for his upcoming new movie, which focuses on the bailout.
[display_podcast] Today’s podcast features two interviews. First, part 1 of 2 with Jason MacLean on corporate social responsibility (CSR) Jason MacLean on Corporate Social Responsibility Jason MacLean is an Associate in the Litigation Group at…
The Law of Common Sense: Never accept a drink from a urologist.
CSIS doesn’t protect Canadians, it helps get them abandoned in foreign countries. The Toronto Star revealed today that Justice Zinn’s judgment over CSIS complicity in Abousfian Abdelrazik being stranded in Sudan will not be challenged. …
By Krystalline Kraus Published on rabble.ca (http://www.rabble.ca), reproduced here on author’s request Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney have the political power to decide who they want to let…
