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3 days ago · Caeleb "Rae" Goff, an alum of the Faculty of Law's juris doctor (JD) program, has been awarded the Royal Society of Canada's Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella Prize for 2024.
3 days ago · Mayo Moran, a leader in advancing justice and equality on local and global levels, has been named the inaugural Irving and Rosalie Abella Chair in Justice and Equality at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law.
3 days ago · The Faculty of Law congratulates recent graduate Melinda Moch on being selected as the University of Manitoba’s winner of the Royal Society of Canada’s 2024 Justice Rosalie Silbermann Abella Prize.
3 days ago · “I think that [Moreau] is one of the most outstanding scholars of her generation,” says Justice Rosalie Abella, who recently retired from Canada’s Supreme Court. “Her scholarship has helped to develop equality jurisprudence in Canada.”
2 days ago · Case law (or judicial precedent or judge made law) is the law in Common Law jurisdictions that is made by judges in a court of law. They are primary sources of law that evolve as courts interpret statutes and follow the decisions made by judges in earlier cases according to the doctrine of precedent. This doctrine operates under the principle ...
2 days ago · With Canada’s Justice Rosalie Abella. A pioneer on women’s rights and LGBTQ equality and another, more generous way of framing law. It doesn’t have to be this way.
4 days ago · Several hundred pro-life and pro-abortion activists held dueling rallies outside the Supreme Court building on Tuesday as the justices heard oral arguments in the high-stakes abortion-pill case, Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. Food and Drug Administration (AHM v. FDA).
