The McGill Law Journal Podcast
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The McGill Law Journal Podcast
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Under Volume 57, the McGill Law Journal became the first Canadian legal journal to launch a significant podcast series. Each episode provides a forum for discussing important legal questions, while connecting with our audience in a deeper way. Envoyez-nous un courriel à journal.law@mcgill.ca si vous avez des questions ou des suggestions.
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100 episodes
since April 7, 2017
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[MLJ Shorts] Bill 21: Respecting the Laïcité of the State or Projecting Tyranny of the Majority? (Part 1)

[MLJ Shorts] Bill 21: Respecting the Laïcité of the State or Projecting Tyranny of the Majority? (Part 1)

This episode explores the constitutional battle surrounding Quebec's Bill 21 and its implications for religious freedom, gender equality, and minority rights. The discussion examines the tension between Section 28 of the Canadian Charter, which guarantees gender equality, and Section 33, the notwit…
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[Counterpoint] Beyond the Veil: Corporate Personality and its Limits

[Counterpoint] Beyond the Veil: Corporate Personality and its Limits

This McGill Law Journal podcast episode discusses the doctrine of piercing the corporate veil in Canada, focusing on its exceptional nature and its impact on corporate governance and access to justice. Daniel Grodinsky, a commercial litigator, explains the criteria for lifting the corporate veil in…
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[MLJ Shorts] Accessible Classrooms, Accessible Courtrooms

[MLJ Shorts] Accessible Classrooms, Accessible Courtrooms

In this episode, MLJ Podcast Committee member Megan Campbell sits down with Professor Sébastien Jodoin and Professor David Lepofsky for a discussion of accessibility in legal education and practice. Topics include wellness in legal pedagogy, the need for disability-inclusive law school curricula, a…
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[MLJ Shorts] Justice and Reconciliation? The ICTY's Legacy in the Balkans

[MLJ Shorts] Justice and Reconciliation? The ICTY's Legacy in the Balkans

In this episode, 1L podcast committee members Ben Rutkowski, Erin Porter, and Adela Pirillo are joined by Professor Robert Austin, Associate Director of the Center for European and Eurasian Studies at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. They discuss the complex legacies of the Inte…
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[MLJ Shorts] Defining Indigeneity: Law, Fraud, and the Future of Self-Identification

[MLJ Shorts] Defining Indigeneity: Law, Fraud, and the Future of Self-Identification

Alongside renowned Kahnawà:ke Mohawk activist and scholar Taiaiake Alfred, 1L MLJ Podcast Committee members Aaminah Qureshi, Mia Kruger and Tarek Maussili discuss the pitfalls of "pretendianism"—the phenomenon of non-Indigenous people misappropriating Indigenous identities. Their conversation inclu…
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[MLJ Shorts] Référendums sectoriels au Canada: impacts juridiques limités ou puissant levier de négociations?

[MLJ Shorts] Référendums sectoriels au Canada: impacts juridiques limités ou puissant levier de négociations?

Les référendums sectoriels, bien que peu fréquents dans l'histoire canadienne, ont fait surface dans la paysage politique au cours des dernières années. Ceux-ci soulèvent des questions cruciales sur le pouvoir des provinces et leur potentiel impact sur les relations entre gouvernements. Dans cet ép…
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[In-Brief] Exploring Civil Remedies for International Crimes in Canadian Law

[In-Brief] Exploring Civil Remedies for International Crimes in Canadian Law

In this episode, MLJ Podcast Committee member Ezequiel Indriago Perez sits down with Spencer Nestico-Semianiw to discuss his article "Newcomers to Canada: Assessing a Civil Right of Action in Canadian Courts for Crimes Against Humanity and Aggression Committed Abroad." Nestico-Semianiw's article is…
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[MLJ Shorts] From Satellites to Space Tourism: The Legal Landscape of Private Space Ventures

[MLJ Shorts] From Satellites to Space Tourism: The Legal Landscape of Private Space Ventures

Members of the MLJ 1L Podcast team sit down with McGill's Co-Director of the Institute of Air and Space Law, Prof. Andrea Harrington. From governance frameworks to new forms of liability, this discussion explores one of private law's newest and most challenging frontiers.
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[MLJ Shorts] Anti-SLAPP à l'ère d'Internet : entretien avec la juge Sally Gomery

[MLJ Shorts] Anti-SLAPP à l'ère d'Internet : entretien avec la juge Sally Gomery

Le RDM accueille la juge Sally Gomery de la Cour d'appel de l'Ontario pour une discussion sur l'application de la loi anti-SLAPP. S'appuyant sur l'affaire Di Franco c. Bueckert, la juge Gomery et les membres de l'équipe du podcast 1L, Alice Viollet et Samuel Schonfeld, discutent de l'évolution du p…
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[MLJ Shorts] L'aide médicale à mourir et la santé mentale

[MLJ Shorts] L'aide médicale à mourir et la santé mentale

En conversation avec Maître Patrick Martin-Ménard, l'équipe du balado MLJ examine le statut juridique de l'aide médicale à mourir au Québec.
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