Covid-19 and Canada's Justice System
By: Sukhbir Thind
The Covid-19 global pandemic has completely disrupted Canadian lives and systems. Beyond the detrimental impact on the health and well-being from this infectious virus, various institutions, including Canadian courts, are struggling to continue operating in-line with the current restrictions.
Université de Montréal student journal: courts of the people
As part of their Chapter’s activities for this year, our Level Student Chapter at the Université de Montréal opened a call for applications for article submissions to their annual journal. Students from law schools across the country submitted opinion articles, academic papers and essays on a range of topics addressing the overall theme of access to justice. Click to view the full publication!
Level's New Online Curriculum!
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new online learning resource!
The Truth About Self-Represented Litigants and the Access Crisis
It is easy to reduce “access to justice” to policyspeak in legal circles. The access to justice crisis represents a chasm in the justice system that renders real people helpless in the face of complex legal battles. This article will focus on dispelling myths about self-represented litigants, and what their struggles mean for the access to justice crisis across Canada.