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wrongfulconvictions.ca

welcome to the first canadian registry of wrongful convictions. this site was created to draw attention to known cases of wrongful convictions in canada.

innocenceproject.org

Help us to free the innocent, transform unjust systems, and advance the movement for change. Explore our career opportunities.

ullaw.ca

Does CPP disability affect CPP pension in Ontario? Understand how your benefits interact. Essential 2026 info for applicants.

kruselaw.ca

When you are facing criminal charges in Ontario, you have certain guaranteed rights. Learn what those rights are and how a defence lawyer can protect them here.

torontodefencelawyers.com

Depending on the circumstances of the offence, a conviction for dangerous driving of a motor vehicle may have serious consequences on a person found guilty of the offence.

aspercentre.ca

Jutta Brunnée, Faculty of Law Dean, University Professor and James Marshall Tory Dean’s Chair in conversation with Asper Centre Executive Director Cheryl Milne The David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights celebrated 15 years at their special anniversary event on November 15, 2023. Located within the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, the Centre and is devoted to advocacy, research, and education around constitutional rights in Canada. With the establishment of the Asper Centre, made possible through the generous benefaction of Faculty of Law alumnus David Asper (LLM 2007), U of T is one of only a small number of schools internationally that play active roles in constitutional debates with practical impacts on constitutional rights. In addition to its innovative programs, the Centre houses a legal clinic that brings together students, faculty members, and members of the legal profession to work on significant, ground-breaking constitutional cases. Since 2008, the centre has: Led 38 Supreme Court of Canada interventions Held 54 constitutional roundtables and 13 conferences/symposia Supported 45 student working groups Hosted 11 Constitutional Litigators-in-Residence Released 37 publications At the in-person live podcast recording of Charter: A Course (Season 3), Dean Jutta Brunnée interviewed the Asper Centre's Executive Director, Cheryl Milne, who has been with the Centre since its inception. Constitutional Litigator-in-Residence, Ewa Krajewska (photo far left) interviewed Asper Centre Clinic alumni (photo second from left to right): Keely Kinley (JD 2021), Ryan Deshpande (JD 2021), Geetha Philipupillai (JD 2017), and Neil Abraham (JD 2016). This event celebrated the Asper Centre’s commitment to articulating Canada’s constitutional vision to the broader world. Special thanks to the evening's participants and to all who attended! Asper Centre 2022-2023 Annual Report Watch the Charter @ 40: The Asper Centre brought together its past Consti

unpublished.ca

unpublished is an innovative web tool and forum where you can publish and share letters with your friends, colleagues, and community.

fixthecourt.com

Taking the Supreme Court to task for its lack of openness and accountability.

campaignzero.org

the comprehensive platform of research-based policy solutions to end police brutality in america.

phillydefenders.org

Keisha Hudson's testimony on legal defense for the undocumented