In Memory of Professor Simon Fodden
“Enjoy, contribute, learn, teach…” – Professor Simon Fodden, in Slaw, July 2005 It is a privilege to learn the law. To have a legal education is to inherit a robust intellectual...
Author: Irina Samborski
Mandatory Minimums & Drug Offences: An Interpretation of R v Lloyd
This guest post was contributed by Lily MacLeod, Faith Cameletti, and Adam Lake. Lily, Faith, and Adam are all JD Candidates (2019) at Osgoode Hall Law School. Before the Supreme...
R v Bingley: Drugs, Discretion, and Deference
In 1994, Justice Sopinka warned against the dangers of expert evidence distorting the fact-finding process: “Dressed up in scientific language which the jury does not easily understand and submitted through...
B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association v BC (AG): #Sponsored #Ad
In the case of BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association v British Columbia (AG), 2017 SCC 6, the Supreme Court once again wrestled with the uniquely Canadian issue of...
