law | The Walrus - Part 2

The Walrus/Wesley VanDinter

Stop Calling Me Sweetie

September 16, 2016August 8, 2020 - by Daniella Murynka

Responding to sexist language in the practice of law

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Illustration by Sam Island

Justice / September 2016

Going Broke in Legal Aid

August 23, 2016April 1, 2020 - by Breese Davies

The high cost of cheap justice

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Sue You to the Moon and Back

August 12, 2016November 18, 2019 - by Viviane Fairbank

Vexatious litigants bring frivolous, repetitive, and outlandish claims before the courts. Here are some of Canada’s most notorious

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Photograph by Philippe Landreville, Supreme Court of Canada Collection

Justice and Peace

June 1, 2016November 18, 2019 - by Rosalie Abella

From a displaced persons camp in Germany to the first Jewish woman on the Supreme Court of Canada—Rosalie Abella on why she entered law

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Part 8: The Verdict

January 22, 2015June 19, 2020 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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Part 7: Closing Arguments

January 21, 2015April 10, 2020 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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Part 6: “I’m Not a Rapist”

January 20, 2015April 10, 2020 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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Part 5: He Said

January 19, 2015April 10, 2020 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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Part 4: The Facebook Test

January 16, 2015November 20, 2019 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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Part 3: Can the Complainant Continue?

January 15, 2015November 20, 2019 - by Ann Brocklehurst

Late last year, in a Toronto courtroom, a young woman faced off against the university student whom she accused of raping her in a school parking lot. The media ignored the story. Our reporter was there for every moment

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