I’m Métis and, despite growing up in the very urban North Delta, I have always been connected with my culture thanks to my family. I have painted Indigenous art for years in my own...
To begin by way of analogy, listening to John Borrows lecture is like joining a feast after one has just eaten. You think you’re secure in a satiated state, but then he offers you...
Piles of French Novels Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), Paris, October-November 1887 oil on canvas, 54.4 cm x 73.6 cm): Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation) Musings on the PhD-thesis-to-book-draft rewriting process By...
Photo by 2 Bro’s Media on Unsplash Burnout: Experiences of a Recent 1L By Isabelle Wu Burnout. Was the precise word to describe my state of mind after experiencing the whirlwind of endless Zoom lectures and back-to-back exams...
Without the various human litigants, advocates, witnesses, decision-makers, teachers, and researchers who populate the legal milieu, law as a social institution would be decidedly empty and purposeless. It is therefore appropriate that the inaugural meeting...
Without the various human litigants, advocates, witnesses, decision-makers, teachers, and researchers who populate the legal milieu, law as a social institution would be decidedly empty and purposeless. It is therefore appropriate that the inaugural meeting...
Imagine a typical scene of a criminal trial. You arrive at the courthouse, perhaps as a law student invited to observe the proceedings.
Imagine a typical scene of a criminal trial. You arrive at the courthouse, perhaps as a law student invited to observe the proceedings.