The Vanishing Trial: The Era of Courtroom Performers and the Perils of its Passing
In the “Vanishing Trial: The Era of Courtroom Performers and [...]
Retired Judges: When Does Advocacy Begin?
In the Macleans' article "Talk to my former Supreme Court [...]
Should Judges be Allowed to Block Followers on Twitter?
Many new judicial appointments are former lawyers with active social [...]
Should Social Media Use by Judges Disqualify Them From Being Considered for a Supreme Court Nomination?
With Supreme Court Judge of the United States Anthony Kennedy [...]
Should Judges be Defending Themselves in the Media?
In "Opinion: A free press must not undermine fair administration [...]
The Macklowe Trial
In September the divorce trial began between billionaire Harry Macklowe [...]
Don’t Speak: Is the Media Under Attack?
The press speaks truth to power. And in doing so, [...]
Diamond & Diamond: More Questions than Answers
Last week Diamond & Diamond was unmasked by the Toronto [...]
Should the Courts Have a Spokesperson?
The internet has democratized criticism. Anyone with a Twitter account, [...]
Living in a World of Words
Lawyers live in a world of words. Precision is key. [...]
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