JUScampus Course Catalogue
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Skip to search results2021 Supreme Court of Canada Trends Conference
The conference, one in a recurring series, will examine recent trends in the Supreme Court of Canada, particularly under the leadership of Chief Justice Richard Wagner. It will take place May 19, 26 and June 2 via Zoom. It will consist of panel discussions, the Great Debate between two law professors, SCC Jeopardy and a Fireside Chat with Justice Suzanne Côté.
2023 Trends Conference - The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Supreme Court of Canada Multiverse
Our bi-annual conference examining the trends in the country's top court. As usual it will feature a great debate between two academics, a fireside chat with Supreme Court Justice Karakatsanis and several panels with DOJ experts.
2024 HRLS Learning Day: The Charter IRL
Legal professionals are invited to attend the 2024 edition of the bi-annual Human Rights Law Section (HRLS) Learning Day. This year’s edition will explore the impacts and application of the Charter IRL – how the rights and freedoms guaranteed in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms are impacting the work of Justice professionals and people in the real world.
A climb to the summit of Mont-Tremblant, with the project "Toucher le Sommet"
The presenter(s) will share their experience dealing with youth who have been found guilty of their first criminal offence, and face various challenges and risks, then will discuss the spectrum of youth justice approaches available in these situations.