Section Materials, Complimentary Archived Video Accessing Justice as a Francophone | Accéder à la justice comme francophone June 06, 2018 While the Criminal Code provides a right to a trial in either official language, linguistic minorities, such as Francophones in Ontario, continue to face challenges accessing justice in French.
Complimentary Archived Video Mental Illness and the Law: A Practitioner's Introduction April 12, 2018 From involuntary hospitalizations to criminal charges, people suffering from mental illness can face extreme and unique legal challenges.
Complimentary Archived Video Navigating the Intersection Between Criminal and Immigration Law: Fundamentals and Best Practices December 07, 2017 If you have clients involved in both the justice and immigration/refugee systems, you need to have an understanding of the fundamental and procedural issues at the intersection of both systems.
Complimentary Archived Video Smartphones and the Law: Search, Seizure and Privacy October 17, 2017 Smartphones have become part of our everyday lives and they serve many different purposes.
Complimentary Archived Video RACIAL PROFILING April 25, 2017 Racial profiling is both a historic and contemporary aspect of criminal and human rights jurisprudence in Canada.
Complimentary Archived Video Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure and its Broader Implications October 06, 2016 In Canada, people can be charged and prosecuted for not disclosing their HIV-positive status to their sexual partner before engaging in sex.
Complimentary Archived Video Lessons in Ethics from the Bar and Bench June 01, 2016 An insightful evening with a highly experienced faculty discussing important ethical issues that arise in the criminal law context.
Complimentary Archived Video Tax Prosecutions in an Ever-changing World: The Implications for Canada April 20, 2016 Join leaders in the area of tax prosecutions for a compelling discussion on recent developments.
Complimentary Archived Video Trial By Stealth April 05, 2016 The Information to Obtain (ITO) that is necessary to secure a search warrant has increasingly relied more on the use of Confidential Informants (CI).
Complimentary Archived Video Recent Appellate Decisions November 26, 2015 The Honourable Mary Lou Benotto, Joseph Di Lucaand Kim Crosbie will analyze, discuss and, perhaps, even disagree on the impact of the most recent criminal cases from the Ontario Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada.