This episode turns back to Aboriginal Law and the Duty to Consult, specifically in the context of the Site-C dam project under construction in BC. Our first guest is Appeal author and UVic law student Rachel Gutman. Our second guest is Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Law, and UVic professor, Dr. John Borrows.
The song that plays in the intro and outro of this episode is “Two Pianos” by Tajirijus.
In this episode, we turn to Evidence Law in its criminal context. Our first guest is Jeff Westman, police officer and law student at the University of Calgary, who authored the paper “No Matter How Small: Child Witnesses in Canadian Criminal Courts” (Appeal). The second guest is Professor Deb Connolly, Chair of the Psychology Department at Simon Fraser University.
Content warning: in this episode, we talk about child witnesses (and victims) to disturbing crimes. Please skip this one if that would be best for you.
The song that plays in the intro and outro of this episode is “Two Pianos” by Tajirijus.
This is a special episode of Stare Indecisis. Rather than feature our Appeal authors, it includes interviews with two legal scholars who tell us about section 15 of the Charter as it is reconfigured at the Women’s Court of Canada (WCC). The WCC is a fictional, feminist court that has re-written real equality cases as though they were on appeal from the Supreme Court of Canada.
The song in this episode is “Two Pianos” by Tajirijus.
This episode is all about international commercial arbitration. The two guests featured here are Elizabeth MacArthur (UVic law student and Appeal author) and Dr. Joshua Karton (Associate Professor, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies & Research at Queen’s Law).
The song in this episode is “Two Pianos” by Tajirijus.
This episode features two guests from the University of Victoria Faculty of Law. The first is Kathryn Gullason, a third-year student and the author of “The Water Sustainability Act, Groundwater Regulation, and Indigenous Rights to Water” (Appeal, forthcoming). The second guest is Professor Deborah Curran, who has expertise in the areas of land and water law and municipal law.
The song that plays in the intro and outro of this episode is “Sum of My Fears” by Daizy Mae.
