Faculty of Law News Archive
Aboriginal Territories and Treaties: Conference explores evolving Canadian law
November 19, 2014 —
Conference will provide an in-depth analysis of the two treaty cases and how they connect with each other, law and policy, with a specific focus on the Prairies
November 19, 2014 —
Conference will provide an in-depth analysis of the two treaty cases and how they connect with each other, law and policy, with a specific focus on the Prairies
Faculty of Law News
Consensual bondage, domination and sado-masochism is legally fine as long as it doesn’t involve choking, law prof says
November 6, 2014 —
'The issue in all of the recent BDSM-related sexual assault cases is not the legal question of whether people can consent, but the factual question of whether they did consent.'
November 6, 2014 —
'The issue in all of the recent BDSM-related sexual assault cases is not the legal question of whether people can consent, but the factual question of whether they did consent.'
Faculty of Law News
Globe and Mail: By throwing away the key, we lose hope in justice
November 3, 2014 —
By locking up Justin Bourque and throwing away the key, we lose hop in justice
November 3, 2014 —
By locking up Justin Bourque and throwing away the key, we lose hop in justice
Faculty of Law News
Wpg Free Press: The high cost of jailing the innocent
October 30, 2014 —
'Every single correctional centre is operating over capacity'
October 30, 2014 —
'Every single correctional centre is operating over capacity'
Faculty of Law News
Canadian lawyers challenge each other to do the right thing
October 17, 2014 —
Faculty of Law symposium on ethics and professionalism will help lawyers better deal with ethical dilemmas
October 17, 2014 —
Faculty of Law symposium on ethics and professionalism will help lawyers better deal with ethical dilemmas
Faculty of Law News
Judge Kimberly Prost: From U of M to the Hague to New York
September 29, 2014 —
For this alumna, from here, you really can go anywhere
September 29, 2014 —
For this alumna, from here, you really can go anywhere
Faculty of Law News
Alumna protects the rights of terror suspects
September 24, 2014 —
These are difficult times for international criminal justice
September 24, 2014 —
These are difficult times for international criminal justice
Faculty of Law News
Free expression, from whistleblowing to academic freedom
September 19, 2014 —
Wednesday's Visionary Conversations featured President Barnard, CBC's Cecil Rosner and Faculty of Law's Sarah Lugtig
September 19, 2014 —
Wednesday's Visionary Conversations featured President Barnard, CBC's Cecil Rosner and Faculty of Law's Sarah Lugtig
Alumna and Ombudsperson to the UN Security Council’s Al-Qaeda and Taliban Sanctions Committee giving free public lecture
September 19, 2014 —
Today's lecture on the International criminal tribunals and the terrorism sanction regime
September 19, 2014 —
Today's lecture on the International criminal tribunals and the terrorism sanction regime
Faculty of Law News
Wpg Free Press: Human Rights, fears of watering down the struggle
September 16, 2014 —
Law professor Karen Busby was interviewed by the Winnipeg Free Press
September 16, 2014 —
Law professor Karen Busby was interviewed by the Winnipeg Free Press