A Recap of the Inaugural University of Toronto Faculty of Law Students’ Research Symposium
Reflections on the inspiration and organizing of the event The inaugural University of Toronto Faculty of Law Students’ Research Symposium (the “Symposium”), a Canada-wide, student-run,
R v Hills: A Case of Proportionality in Sentencing
Six takeaways from the case Nik Khakhar (3L) is Editor at the Criminal Law Students’ Association. In January, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) delivered
The Racist Dimensions of Family Policing and Child Protection Law: A Case for Abolition?
A Recap of the 2023 John LL. J. Edwards Memorial Lecture Each year, U of T’s Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies hosts the John
The Accidental Utility of Vaccine Skepticism
Inciting critical discussions about anti-corruption in procurement Over the last three weeks, we have been witnessing monumental events in our ostensibly perpetual history textbook chapter
R v Morris: A Step in the Right Direction?
Commentary on the recent appellate case of anti-Black racism considerations in sentencing On February 11, 2021, the Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) heard the long-awaited
Supreme Court Justices Abella, Karakatsanis, and Jamal Judge 2021 Grand Moot
Exceptional advocacy at U of T Law’s annual ceremonial moot Every fall, the Faculty of Law hosts its annual Grand Moot, sponsored by McCarthy Tétrault.
