Taking Mental Health Seriously: A Review of the American National Judicial Stress and Resiliency Survey
It was recently reported in the Law Times that the isolation experienced [...]
Should Judges Confront Big Companies for Failing to Pay Jurors for Time Off Work?
Photo by Colin Lloyd on Pexels.com Jury duty [...]
Privacy Rights in the Internet Age and The New Tort of Public Disclosure of Private Facts
“Society has been scrambling to catch up to this problem [...]
Retired Judges: When Does Advocacy Begin?
In the Macleans' article "Talk to my former Supreme Court [...]
Appointing Judges: Can Statistics Help
The appointment process for judges is somewhat opaque. We may [...]
Do we have free will: What does this mean for the law?
Do we have free will? The law presupposes that we [...]
Saaditi v Moorhead: Case Comment
In Medieval Europe, deciding guilt or innocence was sometimes decided [...]
Do Judges have a Public Relations Problem?
Recently the TV show This Hour has 22 Minutes [...]
Is Justice Blind?
Justice is blind or so they say. It is supposed [...]
Dressing for the Law
“Vain trifles as they seem, clothes have, they say, more [...]
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