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From artificial intelligence to quantum technologies, Professor Florian Martin-Bariteau is helping Canada and the world navigate the law and ethics of innovation.

The world’s only binding legal framework for public health emergency prevention, preparedness, and response has undergone a recent change, designed to ensure countries are better equipped for the health crises of tomorrow.

During the 15th year of partnership with United Nations, Common Law students have recently completed the preparation of 8 additional studies for the Repertory of the Practice of the United Nations Organs.

On the eve of Franco-Ontarian Day, which this year marks the 50th anniversary of the first raising of the Franco-Ontarian flag, the Common Law Section is celebrating an inspiring homecoming: Stéphane Fournier, LLB 2000, a graduate of the French Common Law Program (PCLF).

The Public Law Centre is gearing up for a dynamic fall semester filled with engaging events at the intersection of law, policy, and public life.

The Indigenous Law Student Governance (ILSG) is proud to announce Nenny Smoke as the winner of this year’s Orange T-Shirt Design Competition.

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You could say Terry Green LLB ‘99 doggedly pursued justice and was always looking out for the underdog - literally.

The Common Law Section is pleased to share that Professor Paul Daly’s book “A Culture of Justification: Vavilov and the Future of Administrative Law” has been shortlisted for the Walter Owen Book Prize, awarded by the Canadian Foundation for Legal Research.

In today’s challenging times for the rule of law, shaped in part by ongoing international and internal conflicts, the question of how to settle conflicts peacefully is urgent.