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Prisoners. Photo: The Converstaion / AP Photo - Rich Pedroncelli

Coronavirus in prisons: How and why to release inmates in a pandemic

Professor Lisa Kerr and Prison Law Clinic counsel Paul Quick outline the best actions a government can take for prisoners with Coronavirus during a pandemic, for The Conversation.

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Study international law this spring at Queen’s e-Castle

The International Law Programs, long held annually at Herstmonceux Castle, are being delivered online this spring amid the COVID-19 crisis. Among other timely topics, students will study the international legal response to the pandemic in real time.

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Queen's Law responds to COVID-19 pandemic

Educational innovation in the face of a pandemic

As Queen’s University and other institutions follow best practices to contain COVID-19 and safeguard public health, Queen’s Law has moved to deliver the last three weeks of its JD and graduate classes remotely.

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Queen’s Legal Aid launches student-oriented tenants’ rights campaign

This Queen's Law Clinic has launched a bold campaign to educate and empower students on their tenant rights and responsibilities.

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International Women's Day conference explores Indigenous law and gender issues

Indigenous issues were a key focus of a multi-day international conference at Queen's Law on March 6 and 7, featuring a keynote by Professor Val Napoleon.