Courtroom technology: an obvious boon for access to justice or a hindrance to court processes?
The latest round of First Nations legislation won’t right the wrongs of the past, and instead creates an ongoing social and legal mess
The appointment process for boards of directors of public companies is in dire need of reform
Libya could be a model to prevent mass atrocities in the future — if we get it right
Lax access to information laws keep the public in the dark. We should look to the U.S. for a brighter picture
Law firms are switching from automatic increases in associate salaries to increases based on merit
Ontario’s mega-project to modernize our court system ended in mega-disaster. We need to be innovative and adaptable to keep up with all that technology has to offer
The failure of our federal courts to enforce climate change laws puts us all in danger. Meanwhile, American courts have no trouble getting tough on environmental offenders
Women ski jumpers can’t compete in the 2010 Olympics. While this seems unfair, it might actually be a good thing