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The conference program features this poster, created by a group called the Atelier Populaire, an anonymous collective of activists, and used during the May 1968 protests in Paris.

International Queen’s Law conference to unite academics and advocates on migrant worker issue

On April 20 and 21, the Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace (CLCW) will host a unique conference dedicated to exploring the complex issue of labour migration from both an academic and practical perspective.

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Blaine Favel, Law'90, speaks at Queen's Law in 2014.

Law’90 grad helps right a historical wrong

Blaine Favel, Law’90 has finally persuaded the federal government to exonerate the legendary Cree Chief Pîhtokahanapiwiyin (“Poundmaker”) from a wrongful 1885 treason conviction.

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The Queen's Family Law Clinic assists self-representing Family Court litigants by completing their documents, helping them negotiate the Family Court process and referring them to other family justice resources.

LAO funding furthers Queen’s Law Clinics commitment to family law services

As part of a province-wide investment from LAO to expand clinic law services for low-income Ontarians, the Queen’s Law Clinics will receive an allocation of $100,000.

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Queen's Law hosts local youth in Pathways event

Queen’s Law hosted its first annual “Pathway to Law” day in partnership with Pathways to Education in Kingston on Thursday, March 29, 2018.

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The Canadian Constitution is unpacked and demystified in a new Queen's Law course.

New undergraduate course “lifts the hood” on constitutional law

For anyone interested in their rights, obligations, and relationship to government, a new online course is opening up new opportunities. Canadians interested in the foundational documents of their nation can now get an in-depth look into public law like never before.

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Students and alumni discuss things Queen's Law at a reception in Vancouver.

Queen's Law welcomes new students at the school and across the country

Recruitment events across the country have given the class of Law'21 a sneak peek at what's to come.

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New Queen’s Law courses to enhance “readiness to practice”

Queen’s Law is adding two new courses intended to address a potential “skills gap” between law graduates and the industry they work in.

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Olga Michtchouk, Karla McGrath, Taylor Burnie and Ben Clarke.

Queen’s Pro Bono students lead Queen’s Park bill

Members of the Queen’s Pro Bono Students chapter will see their work have provincial implications through a bill being brought to Queen’s Park on Thursday, March 29.

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£1,100,000 for Queen’s Law Professor to Study International Arbitration in Europe

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Elias-Roberts gives a presentation at the 2018 Just Transition conference.

Sutherland Fellow drills deep into offshore energy issues

Alicia Elias-Roberts, first recipient of the Queen's Robert Sutherland Fellowship, is gaining a transatlantic platform looking at Caribbean oil issues.

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Mohawk lawyer Stephen Ford will discuss the Stanley case with Professors Don Stuart and Noah Weisbord on March 28.

Criminal law scholars to analyze Stanley trial in expert panel

Queen’s Law faculty have organized an upcoming panel discussion that will critically examine the trial and acquittal of Gerald Stanley in the killing of Colten Boushie and the Crown decision not to appeal the case.

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Kyra Dorfman, Law’18 (left) engages a fencing opponent.

En Garde! Queen’s Law student excels in class and on the piste

Using exceptional time management and more than a decade of fencing experience, Kyra Dorfman, Law'18, balances leadership, fencing, school, and being an integral part of the Queen’s community.

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Faculty’s first professional program – in legal AI – sparks new master classes for legal and non-legal participants

Murray presents historical report on missing and disappeared Indigenous children

National research grants awarded to faculty for ‘insightful’ research

Borrows comments on human rights for a more just world

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