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Recognized as Canada’s leading law school, Queen’s Law is an academic community dedicated to excellence in legal research and scholarship. The QLaw Pod is a discussion of current legal topics and current events and how they impact the laws in Canada. #queenslaw
Queen's Faculty of Law hosts Queen's Faculty of Law: QLaw Pod, a society show with 65 episodes published.
Title: Suing City Hall: Class Actions as Private Enforcement of Local Governments Date: Monday, March 23, 2026 Description: Using data from Israel, this study examines the scope and effectiveness of class actions filed a
Title: Upside Down: Anti-Palestinian Racism, Judicial Bias, and Inverted Racial Power Date: Monday, March 16, 2026 Description: This paper wrestles with the contradiction of legal objectivity/subjectivity using the case
Title: Reimagining Democratic Rights Date: Monday, March 2, 2026 Description: Democratic rights are the most important rights in the Charter because they are what restrains authoritarianism; they are exempted from the No
Title: Making Disability Rights a Reality - Honouring the Legal Rights of the Minority of Everyone Date: Monday, February 23, 2026 Description: Mr. Lepofsky visits Queen’s University as a Visiting Professor of Disability
Title: Universal: Renewing Human Rights in a Fractured World Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2026 Description: The world is facing a deepening climate crisis, the legacy of genocide and mass atrocities, and a rise in hate and
Title: Constitutional Silence, Section 36 and Public Services on Indian Reserves Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2026 Description: Canada’s long-delayed legal reckoning with unequal public services on Indian reserves is only
We are pleased to have Professor Jim Phillips, one of Canada's, and the world's, leading legal historians visit us. Professor Phillips will provide general remarks on the field of legal history before exploring the subje
Title: End-of-Life Online Fireside Chat Date: Monday, December 8, 2025 Description: On Monday, December 8, we held a free online Fireside Chat on End-of-Life Law. Dean Colleen Flood was joined by Alexandra Manthorpe (Par
Title: Unreasonably hypothetical: what’s wrong with s.12 Date: Monday, November 17, 2025 Description: Proportionality in punishment is deeply uncertain. Even when people agree on facts and values, they often reach differ
Title: FLSQ - Garnet Families: Creating a research ecosystem centering defence and public safety families Date: Monday, November 10, 2025 Description: In 2022, Dr. Cramm consolidated her research program under the interd
Title: The Open Court Principle and the Use of NDAs in Air Passenger Complaints Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025 Description: This talk examines efforts by airlines and the federal government to limit passengers and the
Title: FLSQ - From Silence to Systems Change: Collective Strategies to End Femicide and Gender-Based Violence Date: Monday, September 29, 2025 Description: Every 48 hours in Canada, a woman, girl or gender-diverse person
Title: FLSQ - Safer Spaces, Stronger Selves: Gender Justice in Housing and Human Security Date: Monday, September 22, 2025 Description: The word “homelessness” seldom comes to mind when thinking of women fleeing violence
Title: Law'80 Careers in Business Law Panel - Navigating a career in the banking and financial sector Date: Monday, October 20, 2025 Description: Queen’s Faculty of Law and the Corporate Law Club are pleased to showcase
Thirteen Economies, One Country: How the Highest Court Undermined a National Canadian Economy Canada is one country, but economically it is a patchwork of 13 regional economies. Interprovincial trade barriers cost billio
The Supreme Court of Canada: The first 150 years Since its establishment in 1875, the role of the Supreme Court of Canada has undergone a series of fundamental changes. The lecture will describe these changes, leading up
Title: Transforming Justice - A Crime to Rhyme: Race, Rap, and the Criminal Legal System Date: Friday, May 16, 2025. This podcast was recorded from a panel that was held virtually as part of the 14th Annual Critical Pers
Title: Marcus-Matalon Lecture on U.S. Law - The US Constitution as the Law of the Land: Maps, Militaries, and the Mississippi - Akhil Reed Amar Date: Friday, March 21, 2025 Description: Explore U.S. constitutional geogra
Title: Visiting Speaker Thomas Isaac - Emerging Issues in Aboriginal Law Date: Friday, March 17, 2025 Description: Explore Aboriginal title, Métis rights and the honour of the Crown in an in-depth look at Thomas Isaac's
Title: The J.A. Corry Lecture with Samuel Issacharoff - An event to honour the life and work of Professor Alvin Cheung - Emergencies, Alien and Domestic Date: Friday, March 7, 2025 Description: An old saying has it that
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