Windsor Law Professor Valarie Waboose called on Senator Lynn Beyak to educate herself about residential schools after the Senator said indigenous people 'owe their lives' to residential schools. Professor Waboose challenged the Senator in an interview with CBC Morning News on April 3.
— Published on Apr 6th, 2017
Professor John Cerone
Professor John Cerone was interviewed by Al Jazeera April 4. The topic was the latest Chemical weapons attack in Syria. He discussed the criminalization of chemical weapons use in internal armed conflicts, the political and practical obstacles to prosecutions, the recent openings of investigations in Austria and Spain, as well as the newly established special investigative task force created by the UN General Assembly to document and preserve evidence of international crimes being committed in Syria.
— Published on Apr 5th, 2017
The CBC reported last week that the government is considering ending the print version of the Statutes of Canada which would include repealing the Act that sets out their publication requirements. Annette Demers, Associate Dean, Law Library and Legal Research Services, was interviewed by the Lawyer's Daily on this issue on behalf of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries, which also sent out a letter to the minister to raise concerns.
— Published on Mar 19th, 2024
David Tanovich
Professor David Tanovich to present his racial profiling paper, Applying The Racial Profiling Correspondence Test, at The Law Society of Upper Canada's (LSUC) 6 Minute Criminal Lawyer in Toronto on April 8, 2017.
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— Published on Mar 28th, 2017
Bill Bogart
Professor Bill Bogart weighs in on the legalization of marijuana.
— Published on Jul 26th, 2017
Myra Tawfik
On March 1, Professor Myra Tawfik was invited by Senator Art Eggleton to address a Senate Liberal Open Caucus meeting in Ottawa. The subject of the session was “Countering Counterfeits” and Professor Tawfik spoke about the difficulties Canadian innovative start-ups face in relation to global online counterfeiting and piracy. Among the others speaking at the session was Windsor Law Grad Georgina Danzig '88.
— Published on Mar 8th, 2017
Professor Richard Moon was quoted in a Toronto Star article, Monday, February 27, on why hate crimes are difficult to prosecute.
— Published on Mar 6th, 2017
Anneke Smit
Professor Anneke Smit will be recognized with The Windsor Essex Local Immigration Partnership's Welcoming Community Award at a forum on March 2.
Professor Smit's research includes her work on the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons. She has led efforts across Canada to advocate for those fleeing violence in Syria and she serves on the steering committees of the organizations Canada4Refugees and Scholars at Risk.
— Published on Feb 17th, 2017
Professor Richard Moon was quoted in thestar.com on anti-Islamophobia motion.
— Published on Feb 15th, 2017
Professor Julie Macfarlane's website with legal resources for the National Self-Represented Litigants project featured in today's The Star.
— Published on Jan 18th, 2017
