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Most Recent Additions*

Police Sexual Violence as Psychological Detention: Making Full Use of Charter Rights
Sandrine Ampleman-Tremblay

Racial Capitalism, Neocolonial Wealth Transfer, and Canadian International Student Policy
Vincent Wong and Arman Sohi

Inescapable Skills: Testing Legal Research Skills in an Escape Room
David H. Michels and Hannah Rosborough

Beyond a Boundary of Systemic Anti-Black Racism in the Workplace in Canada
Adelle Blackett

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Entrenchment of Employment Inequality in the Academic Workforce: The Implications of “An” Appropriate Bargaining Unit
Katherine Ashley

Legal Framework for the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology in the Canadian Criminal Justice System
Gideon Christian

More Than ‘‘Responsible AI” Bridging Artificial Intelligence Systems (AIS) and AISystems Ethics into Practice
Ruth Bankey

Trinity Western University Decisions and Engineers’ Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Obligations Under the Statutory Public Interest Mandate
Michelle Liu and Vanessa Matta

Legal and Ethical Challenges Raised By Advances in Brain-Computer Interface Technology
Colin Conrad and Carla Heggie

Mind the Gap: Toussaint and the Reception of International Human Rights Law in Canada
Karinne Lantz

Prescription Practices, Anti-Psychotics, and COVID-19: An Intersectional Examination of the Long-Term Care Home Setting in Canada
Olivia Ramos

The Potential Impact of Charter Section 28 on Quebec's Controversial Secularism Law and the Pursuit of Gender-Equality in Canadian Courts
Nywani Albert

Streaming Service Arms Race: Protection and Distribution of Live Sports Broadcasting in a Cord-Cutting Environment
Leo Bourgeois

Fighting for Abortion Access in Canada: A Constitutional Analysis
Jordana Borzellino

The Public in Action: The Potential for Public Inquiries to Realize Deliberative Democracy A Case Study of the Mass Casualty Commission
Grace Bryson

Reforming Nova Scotia's Secure Care Model: Gender Bias and Calls to Action
Abby Metcalf

Finding the Intangible: Contested Cityscapes, Inclusive Cultural Heritage Determinations, Balancing Stakeholder Interests… Is Urban Property Law Up to the Challenge?
Sara Gwendolyn Ross

Learning in Lockdown: Assessing the Impact of Online Legal Education on the Development of Professional Competencies and Identity
Adrien Habermacher and Sulaimon Giwa

Jurisdiction Devolution: An Interim Transitional Arrangement on the Road to Indigenous Self-Government
Nicole Spadotto

*Updated as of 02/21/25.