The Barristers» Society does not prohibit Christian law graduates of other law schools in Canada (or the U.S.)
from entering the legal profession in Nova Scotia if they, as individuals, adhere to traditional Christian beliefs and practices, including those concerning sexuality and marriage.
However, the Barristers» Society this past April decided to bar graduates of TWU's law school
from entering the legal profession in Nova Scotia, solely because of the law students» choice to associate together in a community that adheres to traditional Christian beliefs and practices.
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YLAL has responded to this consultation voicing our deeply held concern that further cuts to remuneration for
legal aid work will undermine the quality of
legal help which our clients receive, cause more good
legal aid firms to go under and make life more difficult for junior lawyers, particularly those
from poorer backgrounds, who are struggling to
enter the
profession.
has responded to this consultation voicing our deeply held concern that further cuts to remuneration for
legal aid work will undermine the quality of
legal help which our clients receive, cause more good
legal aid firms to go under and make life more difficult for junior lawyers, particularly those
from poorer backgrounds, who are struggling to
enter the
profession.
A great many people, within and outside the
legal profession, and within and outside the LGBTQ community, are offended by the Covenant's existence, and have campaigned for Trinity Western's proposed law school not to be recognized, preventing its graduates
from entering the
profession.
Since women
entered the
legal profession there has been a steady erosion of women moving
from private practice to in - house, government and other
legal positions that offer a more supportive work environment.
From the time I arrived at Pacific to the time that I left, the
entering class size shrunk 40 per cent and so wanting to make sure that we're in a position — and the Canadian market is very different — but recognizing that
legal education is very closely tied to the economic pressures of the day, not just in the
legal profession but more broadly, is something I'll be bringing forward.
Now, 15 years later, the Law Society of Upper Canada has released its report on retaining women in the
profession and many of the same issues raised by Wilson are still present: a high proportion of women
enter the
legal profession at the initial entry level (more than 50 per cent of lawyers called to the bar are female), and that there is a higher attrition rate for women than men
from private practice.
The combination of prohibitively expensive professional courses, high levels of debt and low salaries makes it extremely difficult for those
from a lower socio - economic background to
enter the
legal aid
profession and then to sustain a career in the sector.
Pathways Phase 3, a charity that supports young people
from less socially advantaged backgrounds to
enter the
legal profession, will extend its
legal access programme to 12 universities with its grant.
We are public institutions and we take large sums of money
from our students to prepare them to
enter the
legal profession.
The rising number of women graduating
from law school and
entering the
legal profession is not enough to shift the balance.
The
Legal Lean Sigma Institute is the first from the legal profession to enter and win this prestigious a
Legal Lean Sigma Institute is the first
from the
legal profession to enter and win this prestigious a
legal profession to
enter and win this prestigious award.