Limits of the law
The law does not deal with everything. And that’s a good thing—one definition of a totalitarian state is a place where everything is prescribed, from what you say, to what you think, to where you live and what you do in your spare time.
What is criminal assault?
In an era of Facebook and “fake news,” media literacy is more important than ever
What is a conditional discharge?
Complaint letters
“Canada and Nunavut need to get their collective act together”
How to fire your lawyer
How do appeals work?
Bad neighbours
Special rules for Nunavut courts
Legal interpretation
What does a waiver mean?
Does the judge have to accept a plea deal?
“Nobody fully knows the extent of the outbreak.”
“To build a Nunavut economy on one of our greatest strengths—minerals and the mining of them”
Joining the RCMP
Who gets the dog if we break up?
“His like will not be seen again”
Urgent orders
Why can’t the jury hear the whole story?
If charged with a crime, can you be fired?
Can I use emails as proof?
Do we need jails?
“We negotiated our land claim agreement with mineral development as our economic foundation”
How can lawyers exclude jurors?
