News

Prof. Lorraine Weinrib was interviewed  on CBC television's The National on March 5, 2007, regarding questions about the appointment of a Saskatchewan political candidate to a committee that nominates federal judges.

Read a story on the CBC website based on the interview.

Darryl Robinson, Acting Director of the law school's International Human Rights Clinic, has written a commentary in the Globe and Mail looking at the ramifications of the recent announcement by the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that he had sufficient evidence to seek summons to appear, or arrest warrants, in the situation in Darfur ("What we've learned from the Darfur investigation," March 12, 2007).

Read the full commentary.

Adjunct Professor Darryl Robinson was interviewed on CTV Newsnet by Sandra Jansen on March 8, 2007, concerning Omar Khadr, the Canadian held at Guantanamo.

Prof. Sujit Choudhry and J.D. student Michael Pal have published a report, Is Every Ballot Equal? Visible Minority Vote Dilution in Canada, which examines how visible-minority votes in Canada are diluted because they are concentrated in urban areas where there are more voters per riding.

The report has been published through the Institute for Research in Public Policy (IRPP), an independent, national, nonprofit organization based in Montreal.