In South Korea, Being Drunk Is a Legal Defense for Rape
BY EVELYN NAM AND MELODY KIM October 20, 2020 is a day that Na-Yeong and her family dread, and one
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Overriding the Constitution: Populism, the Notwithstanding Clause, and its implications for Canada’s rights framework
BY ZACHARY SMITH On March 26, 2019, Quebec Premier François Legault confirmed that his government intended to preemptively override
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The Legal Information Service: Expanding Access to the Law
A proposal to provide free public access to legal information through a federally managed web portal. BY JONATHAN SCLARSIC You
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Individual Bias or Systematic Discrimination? Clarifying the Legal Stakes of Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard
BY NATHANIEL EISEN What are the stakes of Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard? Is affirmative action on the
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In Legal Academia, a War of Words over Whether to Mourn Justice Scalia
BY DANIEL TOSTADO Among all the numerous Latin phrases that I have picked up at law school, today this one
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