Devin Johnston, who has directed the podcasts for this site for over a year now, was awarded the I.H. Asper Award for Outstanding Extracurricular Contribution in Broadcasting & Journalism. The award is presented by the…
It’s no secret that the economic crisis has affected the legal industry by reducing the number of entry-level positions in the field. And although Canada is still positioned better than the U.S., there are many…
1. There once was this druggie named Creighton Gave his friend some coke, then ran when he started shakin’ s.7 He cried! but he was denied ‘Reasonable Foresight’ so he was denied 2. There once…
It’s that time of year again, so the frequency of posts will slow for the next couple weeks. Bear with us if it take some time for your comments to get approved as well.
A fun re-enactment of a criminal being a numbskull.
An article jointly written by David Shulman and Lawrence Gridin Last week the government of Québéc announced that it would restrict female Muslims from covering their faces with the niqab.  This article is about the fundamental…
It’s kind of like kiddie soccer.
Drunk driving has been a major problem for law enforcers and law makers for many years; drunk driving puts the lives of many innocent people at stake. These include the lives of other drivers, people…
The anticipated ruling by the SCC in Prime Minister of Canada v. Omar Khadr was released today, and already there is criticism of the decision that ruled that although Khadr’s s. 7 rights were violated,…
