SEX TRADE WORKERS CHALLENGE THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF OUR PROSTITUTION LAWS

“Sex workers are still living in a criminal regime and they’re still working in that criminal regime, and it’s been difficult.” Perhaps instead of looking at the sex trade with a male paternalistic view, we should try viewing regulation from the sex-trade workers’ perspective.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/sex-trade-legal-challenge-canada-1.5969798

CIVILITY. What is gained by being offensive?

“Excellent lawyers deserve higher fees and excellent lawyers are civil. Sound logic and bitter experience support these points.”

https://abovethelaw.com/2021/03/say-aaahhh-keeping-a-civil-tongue/?utm_campaign=Above%20the%20Law%20Small%20Law&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=118013289&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_HVTCAfifp5ULi2I51AUhf2WlmNrO2BQmgkt6tDbyhTHXe_C_oS90Py_3bNHAoHDePKvJHzMgRKH3V4GTan97ZwODabA&utm_content=118013289&utm_source=hs_email

OUR IMPARTIAL AND INDEPENDENT JUDICIAL SELECTION PROCESS IS ABOUT TO BE POLITICALLY CORRUPTED

“We are moving now much further down the spectrum toward political appointments and away from merit-based appointments.” “Democracy Watch’s point is that the Ford cabinet is proposing dangerously unethical changes to Ontario’s appointment system for judges that will make the system open to patronage and cronyism and make it unconstitutional because of that political influence and interference that will be allowed,” Conacher told Law Times.

Proposed changes to judicial appointments process under fire at provincial standing committee
https://www.lawtimesnews.com/resources/professional-regulation/proposed-changes-to-judicial-appointments-process-under-fire-at-provincial-standing-committee/353895