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From Queen’s Faculty of Law, students from Pro Bono Canada tackle contemporary issues from a law students’ perspective.
Pro Bono Queen's hosts Pro Bono Radio, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Summer jobs are a part of almost every young adult’s life. As we leave behind the carefree innocence of our youth, we begin to take on the responsibilities of being an employee. Despite this, we often don’t stop to consi
In 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada released its landmark decision in Nevsun Resources Ltd. v. Araya (Nevsun), a case that reshaped how Canadian courts engage with international law in domestic litigation. The case aros
In this episode, Mehik and Eniayo examine white-collar crime and, more specifically, Ponzi schemes. The discussion begins by challenging common assumptions about what crime looks like and who commits it. While crime is o
When you hear of civil forfeiture, you may think back to John Oliver’s viral critique of its use in the United States. Perhaps you have never heard of this statutory scheme before. What few realize is that civil forfeitu
Most consumers are unaware of how corporate law and antitrust enforcement directly shape the fairness of the marketplace they rely on. Practices such as price‑fixing, bid‑rigging, and market allocation can quietly distor
In 1999, the Supreme Court of Canada in R v Gladue described the over-incarceration of Indigenous peoples as a “crisis” and a “staggering injustice.” More than two decades later, that crisis has only deepened. According
As nearly 80 percent of Canadian households now include at least one pet, the role of animals in our lives has never been more significant. Yet under Ontario law, animals are still largely treated as personal property, a
In this episode of Queen’s Pro Bono Radio, host Andrei Uzumtoma dives into the murky legal waters surrounding psilocybin, the psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms. Despite being illegal under the Controlled Drugs and
Plea bargains play a vital role in Canada’s justice system. By reducing the number of cases that go to trial and providing greater certainty in outcomes for accused persons, they help improve the system’s overall efficie
The world as we know it is rapidly transforming as artificial intelligence integrates into daily life; streamlining tasks, generating content, and even making decisions once reserved for humans. From self-driving cars to
Have you ever bought something online, only to be surprised by hidden fees at checkout? That’s exactly what happened to Canadian moviegoers when Cineplex introduced an online booking fee—without making it clear upfront.
In 2022, the Ontario Superior Court released the decision of Ahluwalia v Ahulwalia (Ahluwalia), which recognized “family violence as a new tort. Mrs. Ahluwalia argued that there are no existing torts that recognize the p
Does provocation on the part of a murder victim reduce the responsibility of the murderer? Your answer to this question will greatly influence how you think about the subject matter of this podcast. The partial defence o
In 2023, the Ontario Superior Court released the decision of Carcillo v Canadian Hockey League (Carcillo), which provided updated guidance to individuals deciding whether to pursue a claim as part of a class action. In C
Technology continues to advance with ever-increasing speed, and along with it, so too does the accompanying danger of cybersecurity risks in an increasingly digitized world. While in many ways our legal system has begun
In 2021, the Ontario Superior Court released the monumental decision, Klinck v Dorsay, which held that medical examinations involving genetic testing may be ordered in private civil actions. This decision was made in a m
The topic of the exchange of sexual services for consideration, more commonly referred to as prostitution, is quite controversial and often lends itself to strong opinions on both sides of the debate. However, the consti
This show explores the law of finders: This is the term used to refer to the collection of rules governing ownership of lost or abandoned property. Everybody learns a simple rule at an early age: finders keepers. But whi
In August 2022, the State of California restricted the use of rap lyrics by prosecutors in criminal trials by passing a Bill which now requires judicial review of rap lyrics prior to admittance. This new Bill across the
As a historical point of contention for the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, section 33, also known as the Notwithstanding Clause, has been a topic of discussion for decades. What does section 33 mean? How did it
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