Law

The hustle culture of litigation led me into a spiral of mental illness and addiction

The case of Terri-Lynne McClintic sparked an angry backlash, and raises a key question: why do we punish offenders, for their sake or our own?

Courts are increasingly called upon to decide guilt or innocence based on winky faces, peaches and plane icons

In an address at the University of Toronto, the polarizing criminal defence lawyer gave her thoughts on the pressures placed on working women

Angelyn Francis breaks down all the loaded legal terms that have been flying around Washington for months during the investigation into Trump’s ties with Russia.

Using computer models to determine where crime is most likely to occur could reinforce police biases about neighbourhoods with ethnic or racial minorities

Sleeping a boozy night off in the car might sound responsible. But it can still lead to criminal charges.

Deborah L. Rhode takes a fascinating look at archaic adultery laws

The LPP, an alternative to traditional articling, attracts students who don’t fit the traditional mould

From 2014: A B.C. lawyer’s courthouse curse leads to a disciplinary hearing and a landmark ruling