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The Charter grants the right to ‘peaceful assembly’ Céline Dostaler / COVID-19, Criminal Law / May 6, 2022 Read More »
All criminal trials must be completed in a ‘reasonable’ time Vincent Semenuk / COVID-19, Criminal Law / May 5, 2022 Read More »
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TLA has plans to get members engaged and excited Joan Rataic-Lang / COVID-19, Legal Services / March 9, 2022 Read More »
Mental-health LTD claims sure to spike due to COVID Joshua Goldberg / COVID-19, Personal Injury / February 15, 2022 Read More »
Justice delayed is justice denied, COVID-19 or not Matthew Deshaye / COVID-19, Criminal Law / February 10, 2022 Read More »
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