Current and former students of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law say the school should cap annual tuition to $40,000 per year until the school can perform a financial review.
Source: Alumni, students decry U of T’s law school fees | Law Times
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Current and former students of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law say the school should cap annual tuition to $40,000 per year until the school can perform a financial review.
Source: Alumni, students decry U of T’s law school fees | Law Times
Federal legislation makes it legal for Canadians to enjoy cannabis in the privacy of their homes. That legislation, however, does not necessarily offer privacy protection for cannabis purchasers
Source: Credit card purchases for cannabis may not be private | Cannabis
In a trilogy of impaired driving cases the Supreme Court of Canada decided today, the appeals of two Alberta men who had demanded maintenance records for the breathalyzer instruments used following roadside pull-overs were dismissed, while the Quebec Crown’s appeal of a demand for disclosure was also dismissed.
It will crush their spirits!
Source: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season 4 Song: ‘Don’t Be a Lawyer!’
Bill C-75 was introduced to the House as a way to fix issues with the criminal justice system. However, an unintended consequence is that low-income people will lose access to law school clinics.
Source: How a proposed law could cut off legal aid for low-income people
U.S. law enforcement cannot access records on Canadian pardons, says a spokesperson for the public safety ministry.
Source: Federal government refutes claims that pot pardons could cause problems at the border | The Star