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THE MeToo MOVEMENT IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION – This is a well articulated response to the issue. We men really have to step up and be respectful and professional. It’s not really a very big ask.

Posted byDennis Reeve 9 April 20249 April 2024
MeToo in legal profession | Stephanie DiGiuseppe,Laura Metcalfe and Sam Puchala
Posted byDennis Reeve9 April 20249 April 2024Posted inUncategorized

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IF YOU WANT A JUSTICE SYSTEM THAT WORKS, THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO FUND IT PROPERLY – “Funding for the justice sector is set to decrease from $6.1 billion to 5.9 billion in 2024, according to the recently-released Ontario budget. In the next few years, that number is projected to decrease further to about $5.6 billion.”
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NEW ORDERS FROM THE COURT: I wonder if Judges and Justices of the Peace will daily announce their title and sexual identity as well in open court to the public.

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