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MyOpenCourt, a project of the Conflict Analytics Lab at the Queen’s University Faculty of Law and Smith School of Business, is now available to help Canadians who are out of work to understand their legal rights – and options.

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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.