Sentences with phrase «canadian teaching law»

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As the federal Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Stephen Harper taught Canadians earlier this year, fixed election date laws are merely a suggestion.

In a statement that was posted on a Canadian website regarding the bill, Lively said, «What I know now, and have taught the Moldovans, is that the anti-discrimination law is the seed that contains the entire tree of the hom.ose.xual agenda, with all of its poisonous fruit.»

Minor premise: The science which is and should be taught our children «must be explanatory [and] rely exclusively upon the workings of natural law» (ACLU's witness Michael Ruse, a Canadian philosopher of science, as quoted in Civil Liberties, February 1982).

He has a doctorate in cultural anthropology and a law degree, and has taught in several universities in the United States and the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

He is an associate professor at the University of Waterloo with appointments to the Balsillie School of International Affairs and the School of Environment, Enterprise and Development, where he teaches and researches in the fields of international and Canadian environmental law.

In 1985, Canadian Clive Ansley became the first foreign lawyer to open an office in Shanghai, practising law and teaching it at a university there.

The foundation's report — «Educating Lawyers: Preparation for the Profession of Law» — studied 16 U.S. and Canadian schools and observed that most law schools give only casual attention to teaching students how to use legal thinking in the complexity of actual law practiLaw» — studied 16 U.S. and Canadian schools and observed that most law schools give only casual attention to teaching students how to use legal thinking in the complexity of actual law practilaw schools give only casual attention to teaching students how to use legal thinking in the complexity of actual law practilaw practice.

He was the editor of the Criminal Reports for 11 years; taught law school courses in both provinces concerning the law of evidence; and, conducted a national consultation process for the federal Department of Justice concerning a proposal to replace the Canada Evidence Act with an evidence code that was a Canadian version of the U.S. Federal Rules of Evidence; see: (1976), 34 Criminal Reports 26.

«The Canadian Forum on Civil Justice is considered a leader in interdisciplinary research on civil justice,» says Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professor Lesley Jacobs, who teaches law & society and political science and is the director of the YCPPL.

Would legal writing and legal research be taught by law librarians (who, at Canadian universities, are themselves faculty with little or no experience of legal practice), or would the responsibility be given to adjunct faculty from the practising bar, with hands - on experience of research in practice?

One of the joys of teaching Canadian law students was what could do with them and expect of them.

A law graduate from McGill University, Fish practiced mostly in Quebec — though he was called to the bars of Prince Edward Island and Alberta as well — and also lectured at various Canadian law schools including holding the post of adjunct professor at his alma mater and teaching at the University of Ottawa and the Université de Montréal.

Unless this institution changes its stance vis - à - vis the very existence of sexual minorities, it will be incapable of accurately teaching Canadian law.

The authors are principally British and Canadian with two from the United States (one of whom used to teach at a Canadian law school), two from Singapore, two from Australia and one from Israel.

Regardless of how these events unfold, however, the federation's decision is a significant first step towards the approval of a Canadian law school teaching through a religious perspective.

He has been a sessional instructor teaching evidence at the University of Alberta Faculty of Law, and has served the Canadian Bar Association in many capacities, including membership on the National Executive and Planning Committees.

«Refugees that are actually employed, their incomes were on a par with economic immigrants, very much contradicting this notion that refugees are coming and acting as a drain for taxpayers and a drain on the Canadian economy,» [Sharry Aiken, who teaches refugee law at Queen's University] said.

She wrote that «[t] he LSAT has nothing to do with what is taught in law school, features questions that favour students of certain socio - economic backgrounds, and caters to Americans over Canadians.»

Find general information on Canadian constitutional law and specific information on courses taught by Professor Joseph E. Magnet at the University of Ottawa.

Constitutional law in Canada, as taught in Canadian law schools, divides neatly into two major areas of focus: federalism, including the division of powers; and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The new annual CALT Prize for Scholarship of Teaching & Learning honours exceptional contributions to the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) by a Canadian law Teaching & Learning honours exceptional contributions to the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) by a Canadian law teaching and learning (SoTL) by a Canadian law teacher.

Here's a great career «success story» of one lawyer - Denise Lash of Canadian legal powerhouse Miller Thomson LLP - who leveraged her expertise in a fairly esoteric and dry practice area - condominium law - into a thriving media business - MondoCondo Media Group Inc. - that teaches consumers about condominium ownership and helps developers and condo - related vendors market to condo buyers.

in the US at one of the usual suspect schools was then regarded as the path to a teaching job at a Canadian law school.

Fortunately, the dean of every Canadian law school could put forward examples of faculty members who do not seem discouraged by the demands that require them to balance committed and skilled teaching, innovative scholarship and engagement with the community.

Given the extent to which the Supreme Court of Canada routinely cites comparative law, and all law students are taught as much English law in first year as Canadian, it is fascinating the passions aroused by comparative law elsewhere.

Law schools would teach the common patent law and there would be more experts on US patent law available in Canada to serve Canadian innovatoLaw schools would teach the common patent law and there would be more experts on US patent law available in Canada to serve Canadian innovatolaw and there would be more experts on US patent law available in Canada to serve Canadian innovatolaw available in Canada to serve Canadian innovators.

Robert Leckey has received the Prix de la Fondation du Barreau du Québec (2007), the Canadian Association of Law Teachers» Scholarly Paper Prize (2009), the McGill Law Students» Association's John W. Durnford Teaching Excellence Award (2009), the Canada Prize of the International Academy of Comparative Law (2010), and the Principal's Prize for Excellence in Teaching (2010).

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The authors are principally British and Canadian with two from the United States (one of whom used to teach at a Canadian law school), two from Singapore, two from... [more]

How I wish I were still teaching constitutional law (or Canadian politics, but that was long, long ago in another galaxy).

Courses are planned to teach participants how international law applies to Canadian legislation, and will include subjects involving civil litigation, immigration refugee law, criminal defence and criminal prosecution.

I am interested in knowing whether Kusk is now taught in Canadian law schools outside of criminal law or evidence courses.