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How will the Biden administration affect the world?

With the Biden inauguration dominating international news, six Queen’s Law experts are stating their predictions for how the new government will have an impact on Canada and across the globe. In today’s feature of the six-part series, Professor Nicolas Lamp examines trade policy.

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How will the Biden administration affect the world?

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How will the Biden administration affect the world?

With the Biden inauguration dominating international news, six Queen’s Law experts are stating their predictions for how the new government will have an impact on Canada and across the globe. In this first of a six-part series, Professor Cherie Metcalf examines climate policy.

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A research team that includes three Queen’s Law community members is studying how the pandemic is placing great stress on families and reducing access to family law justice, but also seen the emergence of helpful innovations in the justice system.

Researchers examine COVID’s impact on family justice

Professor Nick Bala and his LLM student are part of a research team studying how the pandemic is placing great stress on families and reducing access to family law justice, but also resulting in an emergence of helpful innovations in the justice system.

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In a January 22 webinar on the Supreme Court of Canada case involving Uber and its drivers, legal experts will discuss whether unconscionability principles can answer when not to enforce arbitration agreements.

Webinar to examine Uber v. Heller’s impact on employment law and commercial arbitration

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Members of the Proud Boys, one group among the hundreds of Trump supporters who violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in Washington on January 6, stand before police officers.

Democratic theory scholar on Trump supporters over-running U.S. Capitol

Professor Ashwini Vasanthakumar, Queen’s National Scholar in Legal and Political Philosophy, shares her critical examination of protests, democracy, and shared deliberative norms regarding the events of January 6.

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Washington, D.C., January 6: Hundreds of Trump supporters raid the U.S. Capitol building moments after attending a rally at which the outgoing president repeated false claims of widespread voter fraud in the November elections.

Crime of aggression expert on Trump loyalists storming U.S. Capitol

Professor Noah Weisbord presents his examination of the January 6 events and the areas he finds important for assessing the future of American politics.

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Clinic articling student gets exceptional practical experience

John Luscombe, Law’20, is articling with the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic, where he is making a positive impact providing legal services to prisoners.

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In "Justice in Extreme Cases," Professor Darryl Robinson covers difficult, new, and special situations encountered by international criminal law that raise novel puzzles for mainstream criminal law theory.

Robinson’s new book solves criminal justice puzzles

In "Justice in Extreme Cases," Professor Darryl Robinson explores how the difficult, new, and special situations international criminal law encounters raise new puzzles for mainstream criminal law theory.

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Jane Mundy, Law’18, a former student caseworker with Queen’s Legal Aid and the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic, is now Review Counsel with two clinics, where she supervises students helping low-income people “access justice to achieve fair results.”

New clinic lawyer helps break barriers to justice

Jane Mundy, Law’18, a former student caseworker with Queen's Legal Aid and the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic, is now Review Counsel with two Queen’s Law Clinics, where she supervises students helping low-income people “access justice to achieve fair results.”

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Cecil Allan Fraser, QC, Law’61 (1930-1994), the first Black student to graduate from Queen’s Law, went on to an illustrious career as a Senior Solicitor with the federal civil service in Ottawa, where he was universally respected for his talents. In 1992, he received the Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada for his many contributions to his fellow citizens, his community, and the country.

Fraser bursary campaign for Black students widely appealing

The student-initiated fund commemorating the school's first Black student and graduate, Cecil Allan Fraser, Law'61, aims to increase the legal profession's Black representation.

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First Nations champion Jaimie Lickers, Law’07, is among Lexpert’s Rising Stars, receiving an award that honours Canadian lawyers under the age of 40 who are at the top of the legal profession.

Law’07 grad a ‘Rising Star’ in advancing Indigenous rights and interests

First Nations champion Jaimie Lickers, Law’07, is among Lexpert’s Leading Lawyers Under 40.

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Latest News

How will the Biden administration affect the world?

How will the Biden administration affect the world?

How will the Biden administration affect the world?

Researchers examine COVID’s impact on family justice

Webinar to examine Uber v. Heller’s impact on employment law and commercial arbitration

Democratic theory scholar on Trump supporters over-running U.S. Capitol

Crime of aggression expert on Trump loyalists storming U.S. Capitol

Clinic articling student gets exceptional practical experience

Robinson’s new book solves criminal justice puzzles

New clinic lawyer helps break barriers to justice

Fraser bursary campaign for Black students widely appealing

Law’07 grad a ‘Rising Star’ in advancing Indigenous rights and interests