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THE FIRST STEP IN IMPLEMENTING THE NEW SIMPLE DRUG POSSESSION POLICY.

THE HIGH COST OF LEGAL TUITION – WHO CAN AFFORD IT?

Tuition in Canadian law schools ranges from about $22,000 to $35,000 a year for each of 3 years. In addition is the cost of a residence, if out of town or not living with parents, and the usual costs of living for food, clothing and other personal expenses.

TO ZOOM OR NOT – I agree that Zoom cannot replace an in-person trial in some cases but not so for all proceedings.

RESPECT FOR COURT REPORTERS – The other unseen participants in court proceedings who are absolutely essential. It’s a difficult job and they do it well.

THIS WARMS MY LAWYER’S HEART – A powerful and consequential ruling.

Federal judge excoriates Trump lawyers, refers them for disbarment https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/federal-judge-excoriates-trump-lawyers-refers-them-for-disbarment-119478341677?cid=eml_mra_20210826&user_email=5a0dc31f0d134607b25864cad5688b81b4ea2b406c141c6497b36d8c64c49b3d

THAT TIME WHEN CALLING THE POLICE FOR HELP WAS A MISTAKE.

STRETCHY PANTS = COURT PANTS? – LOL I’m not sure why they have to be THAT stretchy but do you think these would work under a court gown? Legal jammies!

“BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT” What does it mean? – The difficulties in defining, explaining and understanding this important and fundamental concept.

HOW TO END IMPAIRED DRIVING – I’ve said for a long time that mandating motor vehicle manufacturers to integrate alcohol ignition interlock devices in all motor vehicles would effectively end impaired driving by alcohol. Now there are new technologies that can do the same. Political will is what’s needed.

THE GWEN JACOBS CASE WAS 30 YEARS AGO. HAS MUCH CHANGED?