CLSA Blog in Print: In Conversation with Sean Robichaud
A look at the life of a criminal defence lawyer Since he was called to the bar in 2005, Sean Robichaud has made a name
Defending the Role of the Defender
An interview with Professor Abbe Smith of Georgetown It was not long into law school that some family members and one of my closest friends
Refugee Law at the University of Toronto
Networking and volunteering with the Faculty’s Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers student chapter Although the University of Toronto has been home to a student chapter
A Conversation with Professor Mark Tushnet
The 2019 Cecil A. Wright Lecture: Institutions for Protecting Constitutional Democracy: Some Conceptual Preliminaries Professor Mark Tushnet, of Harvard Law School, is a deeply committed
Faculty Council Revisits Tuition, Financial Aid
Mounting frustration from students, faculty over ever-higher tuition Faculty Council met for the third time this year on November 21, where discussion again heavily focused
The Eternal Return of Grad House
Thus spoke residustra “That’s the difference between you and me Morty. I never go back to the carpet store.” Some years ago, when I was
