Like Darryl Mountain in today's Slaw.ca column, I have been thinking about law school lately. Or rather, I have been reminded about past thoughts on this topic. Whether law school… [more]
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Like Darryl Mountain in today's Slaw.ca column, I have been thinking about law school lately. Or rather, I have been reminded about past thoughts on this topic. Whether law school… [more]
Given my moot history in law school it's no surprise that I've been approached repeatedly by a number of different international moots now that I'm a lawyer. But I've never… [more]
Looming right around the corner is that magical time of year, we all get more busy, tensions rise and people run around in oddly coloured clothing…. of course I'm talking… [more]
A recent working paper by Mark K. Osbeck of the University of Michigan Law School, proposes a framework for understanding, and teaching, good legal writing.
Today's Globe and Mail features an articling discussing what is being called a "crisis" in articling positions, Articling and Access to Justice: An Ontario Legal Corps – Why Not? by Adam Dodek Tuesday, October 25th, 2011
We need to create an Ontario Legal Corps composed of lawyers and articling students to address the access to justice crisis in this province and we need to do it… [more]
Ontario has the unique position of having more applicants for articling positions than available positions. A panel at the Second Annual Conference Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education discussed the… [more] University of Victoria Law School Tech Survey of Incoming Students by Simon Fodden Thursday, September 15th, 2011
Once again Rich McCue has published the results of his annual survey of incoming law students at the University of Victoria. His executive summary of the results is as follows:… [more]
Orientation week is drawing to a close. 2L and 3L classes have begun with 1L to begin on Monday. To all 1Ls here are my pieces of advice. I know… [more]
Attention: what follows is not me, my head shot to the left is not representative of the following paragraphs. Over the summer we have had a library school intern working… [more] 2011 Innovaction Award Winners: University of Toronto Among the Winners by Connie Crosby Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011
It has been a long while since we mentioned the Innovaction Awards. The 2011 winners were recently announced, and a Canadian group are among the winners:
The papers recently carried the news of the death of Paul-André Crépeau, C.C., O.Q., c.r., LL.D., D.h.c., m.s.r.c., who I would argue was the most influential law reformer in Canadian… [more] |
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The Wet One on Capital Punishment Enthusiasm Is Misplaced Bonnie Czegledi on Crime and Cultural Property John Gregory on What Part of "No" Don't You Understand, O Gracious Crown? John Gregory on Ontario Bill to Amend the Electronic Commerce Act Erik Magraken on B.C. to Have Official Online Dispute Resolution esign on Ontario Bill to Amend the Electronic Commerce Act Connie Crosby on Twitter Updates Privacy Policy and Terms of Service John Gregory on Victoria Day Holiday Lloyd Duhaime on Victoria Day Holiday John G on Victoria Day Holiday John N. Davis on Victoria Day Holiday Simon Fodden on Images in Judgments Daniel Poulin on Images in Judgments John G on The Friday Fillip: Randomness Kim Nayyer on Shoes and Dominoes SlawTips |
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