#125 | Dans l'angle mort — Épisode 7 : Justice réparatrice : regards sur l'expérience albertaine
Comment répondre au préjudice causé par un crime? En complément du processus criminel traditionnel, la justice réparatrice propose une appro...
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#124 | An Apology as a Restorative Remedy
The justice system is confusing for most individuals brought before it. From applications to adjournments to delays, an individual's life is...
#123 | In the Blind Spot – Episode 6: Restorative Justice in Canada: Lessons from Alberta
The traditional model of Canadian criminal law is a state-centred adversarial process designed to punish, deter, or rehabilitate. But once t...
#122 | Restorative Justice in Practice: Lessons from the Okanagan
Can a community-led program change the course of a young person's life — before the justice system ever has to? In this episode, Host Laken...
#121 | In the Blind Spot – Episode 5: Safeguarding Judicial Independence Under Pressure
Judicial independence is essential to democracy and the rule of law. But how can judges and lawyers remain independent when they face politi...
#120 | Magical and disappearing laws? Exploring "Unenactment"
Why might a legislature pretend that it never passed a law? How might this be done? Host Lerissa Thaver speaks with Charlie Feldman about an...
#119 | Rédaction législative : comprendre l'inflation normative
L'inflation normative peut être définie comme la croissance disproportionnée du nombre et de la longueur des lois et règlements. Me Elena Bo...
#118 | The TAP Project: A Canadian Judge's Experience in Armenia
What happens when Canadian judges travel abroad to share their expertise — and what do they bring back? In this episode, Christine O'Doherty...
#117 | Série Justice sans obstacles - Le langage clair : un levier d'accessibilité
Ne pas connaître ses droits revient souvent à en être privé. Et ne pas les comprendre, c'est, au fond, se retrouver dans la même situation....
#116 | Justice Without Barriers Series - Disability, Accessibility, and the Courts
Universal accessibility should be the norm — so why does it remain the exception? In this episode, Sarah Rowe, Legal Counsel at CIAJ, speaks...
#115 | Indigenous Justice and Democracy: Tap Project, Perspectives From Ecuador and Canada
When courts listen, justice systems can begin to change. Hosted by Christine O'Doherty, Lawyer and CIAJ Executive Director, this episode fea...
#114 | Dans l'angle mort – Épisode 4 : L'intelligence artificielle et la justice
L'IA s'invite désormais dans les salles d'audience et les cabinets d'avocats. Mais comment fonctionne-t-elle réellement ? Quels sont ses usa...
#113 | Left Out in the Cold – Episode 4: Putting "Housing First" in Finland
Finland, renowned for being the happiest country in the world, has addressed homelessness head-on through a human rights-based approach to h...
#112 | Left Out in the Cold – Episode 3: Housing Available But Not Accessible
Guaranteeing the right to housing on its own misses a key overlapping concern: whether the housing is actually accessible. Despite the feder...
#111 | Left Out in the Cold – Episode 2: Advancing the Right to Housing while Financialization Pulls the Strings
In 2019, the Canadian government recognized housing as a fundamental human right through the National Housing Strategy Act; however, in the...
#110 | Teaching Law in the Age of AI
Artificial intelligence is reshaping legal education — but is it a powerful learning tool or a shortcut that weakens critical thinking? In t...
#109 | Épisode 3: Dans l'angle mort – Le litige climatique sous l'angle des droits de la personne
Les changements climatiques deviennent un enjeu central de droits humains. Dans ce 3ᵉ épisode, l'honorable juge Simon Ruel s'entretient avec...
#108 | Democracy Under Attack: The Rise of Online Hate
Online harassment of political figures in Canada is on the rise. Nearly half of campaign-related tweets are uncivil or abusive, discouraging...
#107 | Canada's Anti-Greenwashing Framework: From Environmental Marketing to Legal Liability
This episode of In All Fairness looks at Canada's new anti-greenwashing provisions under the Competition Act, which came into effect in June...
#106 | Épisode 2: Dans l'angle mort – Le pouvoir judiciaire, un géant aux pieds d'argile?
Protégé par la Constitution mais vulnérable aux pressions politiques, médiatiques et sociales, le pouvoir judiciaire ressemble parfois à un...