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Dhaman Kissoon, Law’89, founder of criminal and immigration law firm Kissoon & Associates in Toronto and 30-year teacher of Racism and Canadian Legal Culture at Queen’s Law, talks about how media and social media are bringing racism issues to the forefront like never before and how Black Lives Matter may be strong enough to keep them there.

Using the history of anti-Black racism to shape a more just future

Dhaman Kissoon, Law’89, 30-year teacher of Racism and Canadian Legal Culture at Queen’s Law, talks about how media and social media are bringing racism issues to the forefront like never before and how Black Lives Matter may be strong enough to keep them there.

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Nas Mumin, Law’21, President of the Black Law Student’s Association-Queen’s Chapter and a student member of the school’s Anti-Racism Working Group, shares his views.

Addressing systemic racism and increasing Black representation in the legal profession, a student’s perspective

Nasrudin Mumin, Law’21, President of the Black Law Student’s Association-Queen’s Chapter and a student member of the school’s Anti-Racism Working Group, shares his views.

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A Neurotech Future: Ethical, Legal, and Policy Issues

Online Workshop - Open to the Public

Date

Thursday, April 22, 2021

Location

Online

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Annamaria Enenajor, teacher of Bias and Criminal Justice System Outcomes, may be a part of history this week as she argues her subject material before the Ontario Court of Appeal for a case that may result in a principle for courts to consider systemic disadvantages Black offenders face when sentencing.

Queen’s instructor to appear in appeal on systemic racism in sentencing Black offenders

Annamaria Enenajor, teacher of Bias and Criminal Justice System Outcomes, may be making history on Feb. 11, when she argues before the Ontario Court of Appeal for a case that may result in a principle for courts to consider systemic disadvantages Black offenders face when sentencing.

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International economic law scholar to join Queen’s faculty

Tobi Moody, PhD’16, shown in his graduation cap and gown with family members after receiving his doctoral degree, is returning to Queen’s Law as the Queen’s National Scholar in International Economic Law.

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Securities regulation expert on GameStop stock surge

As the frenzy over small-time, videogame retailer GameStop continues, Associate Dean Gail Henderson explains what it’s all about and shares her insight on how it could adversely affect the capital markets, and more.

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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 Darryl Robinson examines international criminal justice.